It Takes a Village to Care for TVT Nation! - 2023 Quality Summit Presentation (Non-CE)-It Takes a Village to Care for TVT Nation!

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The video transcript features two speakers, Joan Michaels and Carol Crone, who work for the TVT Registry. They are Program Managers for the TVT team. The speakers express gratitude for the participants and discuss the purpose of the meeting, which is to share information and tools to improve programs. They emphasize the importance of collaboration, teamwork, and sharing knowledge in the field.<br /><br />The speakers introduce two guest speakers, Cheryl Feeling and Holly Dalton. Cheryl Feeling is the Clinical Quality Lead for the state of Michigan. She describes the Michigan Structural Heart Initiative Consortium (MISHIC), which is a voluntary collaborative focused on improving patient outcomes and reducing practice variability across the state. Cheryl explains the collaborative efforts and meetings that MISHIC facilitates, including physician and coordinator meetings, publication committees, and data reporting. She also discusses the successes and challenges of the MISHIC program.<br /><br />Holly Dalton discusses the collaborative efforts within Baylor Scott & White, a healthcare system in Texas. She highlights the importance of collaboration among different facilities and medical professionals within the system. Holly describes several initiatives and protocols that have been implemented within the system to improve patient outcomes and ensure quality care. She also shares data demonstrating the positive impact of collaboration and quality improvement efforts within Baylor Scott & White.<br /><br />Both speakers emphasize the importance of shared decision-making and patient-centered care in their respective programs. They highlight the need for effective communication, education, and continuous quality improvement to achieve better outcomes in the field of structural heart interventions.

Keywords

TVT Registry

Program Managers

collaboration

knowledge sharing

MISHIC

patient outcomes

Baylor Scott & White

collaborative efforts

patient-centered care

continuous quality improvement