CathPCI & Chest Pain – MI Registry: Supporting Patients, Providers & Organizations - 2020 Quality Summit presentation (Non-CE)-CathPCI & Chest Pain – MI Registry: Supporting Patients, Providers & Organizations

CathPCI & Chest Pain – MI Registry: Supporting Patients, Providers & Organizations - Anderson

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Video Summary

The video is a presentation by Connie, a product manager for the National Cardiovascular Data Registry (NCDR), reviewing the participation requirements and objectives of two sister registries: the Cath PCI Registry and the Chest Pain MI Registry (formerly called the Action Registry). Connie explains that the purpose of the registries is to improve the quality of cardiovascular patient care by providing tools for implementing quality initiatives, supporting research, and optimizing outcomes. The Cath PCI Registry focuses on tracking outcomes related to diagnostic coronary angiography procedures and percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI), while the Chest Pain MI Registry focuses on acute coronary syndromes and chest pain conditions. Both registries collect data on patient demographics, history, treatments, and outcomes to assess adherence to guidelines and facilitate quality improvement. The video highlights the similarities and differences between the registries, emphasizing the importance of keeping them separate to support unique analysis. The presentation concludes by discussing metric reporting and how the registries can support hospitals in delivering the best possible care and improving patient outcomes. For more information, viewers are directed to the NCDR website.

Keywords

National Cardiovascular Data Registry

Cath PCI Registry

Chest Pain MI Registry

cardiovascular patient care

quality initiatives

outcomes