Hold On to Your Hat to Hear About New Techniques in Transcatheter Procedures - 2023 Quality Summit Presentation (Non-CE)-Hold On to Your Hat to Hear About New Techniques in Transcatheter Procedures

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The video provides an overview of the STS, ACC, TBT Registry, also known as the Transcatheter Valve Therapy Registry. It highlights the growth and success of the registry in tracking the safety and efficacy of transcatheter valve therapies, specifically transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and transcatheter mitral valve repair (TMVR). The registry has seen significant growth since its establishment, with over 830 participating sites across the United States and Puerto Rico.<br /><br />The video also discusses the positive outcomes that have been observed through the registry, such as a decrease in mortality rates for TAVR procedures. It further explains that the registry has expanded to include TMVR procedures, which have shown promising results in reducing heart failure hospitalizations and mortality.<br /><br />The importance of the registry to various stakeholders is emphasized, including patients, providers, hospitals, researchers, regulators, and payers. The registry is described as a valuable tool for evaluating the impact of new technologies and improving patient care.<br /><br />The video concludes by addressing the challenges facing the registry, such as maintaining data quality, encouraging one-year follow-ups, and addressing site burden and development. It also highlights the future plans for the registry, including updates to appropriate use criteria and the addition of a tricuspid valve module.<br /><br />Overall, the video highlights the significance of the TBT Registry in tracking the safety and efficacy of transcatheter valve therapies and its potential to enhance patient outcomes and advance research in the field.

Keywords

STS

ACC

TBT Registry

transcatheter valve therapies

TAVR

TMVR

registry growth

mortality rates

heart failure hospitalizations

data quality