CPMI-0722 - Going Beyond the Obvious in Metric Review - Part 2-0722 - Going Beyond the Obvious in Metric Review

0722 - Going Beyond the Obvious in Metric Review - Part 2

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Video Summary

In this video, which is part two of a two-part series, the Chest Pain MI Registry Case Scenario for July 2022 is reviewed. It discusses a case of a 41-year-old male who presents to the emergency department with symptoms of shortness of breath, headache, mild chest pressure, and a toothache. The patient has a history of heavy smoking and daily alcohol use and has not sought medical care in the past 10 years. The initial ECG and troponin levels are normal, and the patient leaves against medical advice. When the patient returns later with the same symptoms, a positive ECG shows signs of a heart attack. The patient receives treatment and a stent is placed. The first visit is not included in the registry, but the second visit is. The video also discusses how to use the eReports dashboard to evaluate the delay in obtaining an ECG after arrival at the facility. This information helps with process improvement initiatives. The video concludes by thanking the viewer for reviewing the scenario. No specific credits are mentioned.

Keywords

Chest Pain MI Registry

Case Scenario

July 2022

heart attack

eReports dashboard