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An NCDR Overview-Non-CE
Lesson 1 - Part 4
Lesson 1 - Part 4
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Video Summary
The video provides an overview of the NCDR (National Cardiovascular Data Registry) and its processes for ensuring data quality, as well as the resources and benefits of participation. The NCDR employs multiple layers of quality assurance, including system acceptance testing (SAT), user acceptance testing (UAT), and beta testing. The data entry and submission processes also include quality checks to identify errors and outliers. The video also highlights various NCDR resources available to participants, such as the QII Learning Center, resource documents, registry calls, dynamic dashboards, and the ACC Annual Quality Summit. Participating in NCDR registries offers benefits, including access to valuable feedback reports, benchmark comparisons, and opportunities for continuing education credits. The NCDR also provides support through clinically experienced staff via the Contact Us functionality on their website. Additionally, participation in NCDR registries helps facilities meet state, federal, and payer requirements and supports ACC Accreditation Services programs. The video concludes by summarizing the goals of the NCDR and the learning outcomes for viewers. <strong>No credits granted</strong>
Keywords
NCDR
data quality
quality assurance
resources
participant benefits
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