Developed by urologists for urologists, the AUA Quality (AQUA) Registry is a national Qualified Clinical Data Registry (QCDR) designed to measure, report and improve healthcare quality and patient outcomes.

The AQUA Registry collects real-world data directly from your electronic health record (EHR) system to help urologists improve patient diagnosis and treatment outcomes.

The registry’s automated system and intelligent design allow urology practices to participate in quality improvement activities, contribute to national urology benchmarks, and access quality measures meaningful to urologists.

AQUA now offers a Standard Subscription option, allowing accessible participation in the leading urology data registry with no fees from the AUA. Learn more about our new pricing options.

AQUA in Action

The AUA is proud to feature the latest in Urology with AQUA in Action. These articles will include the latest articles from AUANews and select articles from Verana Health.

• AUANews: Regional and Time Trends in Post-Prostatectomy Interventions
• AUANews: Baseline Bone Density Evaluation among Men on Androgen Deprivation Therapy
• AUANews: Trends in Utilization of Office-Based Urethral Dilation for Women: An AQUA Registry Analysis
• Verana: Real-World Evidence Holds Promise for Improving Prostate Cancer Outcomes
• Verana: Verana Health Launches Urology Qdata Insights Offerings at American Urological Association Annual Meeting
• Verana: Prostate Cancer Research: Understanding How COVID-19 Impacted Utilization of Prostatectomy among Ethnicities

Important News

The AUA is pleased to announce it has entered into a collaboration with Verana Health, a healthcare technology firm focused on curating and analyzing health care data to advance medical research and innovative medical care for patients.

This alliance, along with our existing collaboration with FIGmd, will allow us to build new analytical applications and user interfaces to advance the science of urology, fuel research discoveries, and ultimately improve the lives of patients.
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