Relative Value Guide® eFiles 2023

ASA offers companion electronic files (eFiles) as part of the user/multi-user agreement for CROSSWALK, Relative Value Guide, and Reverse CROSSWALK. Data may then be embedded directly into systems for fast, reliable search functionality. 

These files may be used with any software program that allows the import of these formats. Pricing for these eFiles are a flat fee plus a cost per user. For more information or to place an order, please call Member Services at (630) 912-2552. 

The electronic files are available in four formats: 

1. Comma Separated Values (CSV) 
2. Text (TXT) 
3. Microsoft Excel (XLS) 
4. XML Spreadsheet (XLSX) 

ASA defines users as an individual who: 

1. Accesses, uses, or manipulates CROSSWALK, Reverse CROSSWALK, and/or Relative Value Guide Editorial Content contained in the electronic product; or 
2. Accesses, uses, or manipulates the electronic product to produce or enable an output (data, reports or the like) that could not have been created without the CROSSWALK, Reverse CROSSWALK, and/or Relative Value Guide content embedded in electronic product even though CROSSWALK, Reverse CROSSWALK, and/or RVG™ Editorial Content may not be visible or directly accessible; or 
3. Makes use of an output of the Electronic Licensed Product that relies on or could not have been created without the CROSSWALK, Reverse CROSSWALK, and/or RVG Editorial Content embedded in the Electronic Licensed Product even though CROSSWALK and/or Relative Value Guide Editorial Content may not be visible or directly accessible.

Note: The American Society of Anesthesiologists requires a distribution license for use of the ASA CROSSWALK in any product intended for distribution in the U.S. or abroad. Please direct all inquiries to the ASA Associate General Counsel at (847) 268-9191.

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