Driving Results: Interventional & Electrophysiology Growth - 2024 Quality Summit Presentation (Non-CE)-Driving Results: Interventional & Electrophysiology Growth

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In a session focused on driving growth in interventional and electrophysiology care, Amber Lopez, Courtney Hunt, and Joseph Squire presented strategies and insights from their respective institutions. Amber Lopez outlined Baylor Scott & White's data management approach, highlighting their internal data review and collaboration with physicians through a pod system, leading to improved productivity and team morale. Courtney Hunt emphasized the importance of quality outcomes in patient care at Indiana University Health, detailing their use of clinical data to improve processes and align with organizational goals. She discussed the implementation of structural heart multidisciplinary huddles and leveraging electronic medical records for better patient management. Joseph Squire from UPMC discussed the integration of clinical registry data within a broader healthcare data ecosystem, advocating for a mindset shift that sees such data as essential to enhancing and advancing care. He spoke about the potential of AI in clinical data abstraction and introducing innovative processes to improve efficiency and patient outcomes. The session's Q&A covered topics like the use of Power BI, leadership tactics, physician engagement, and the balance between building and buying data analytics systems.

Keywords

interventional care

electrophysiology

data management

quality outcomes

clinical data

multidisciplinary huddles

AI in healthcare

data analytics systems