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Dashboard and Outcomes Report with Case Studies Kim Hustler Clinical Quality Consultant, American College of Cardiology The following relationships exist: Kim Hustler: No Disclosures Section F- Procedures and Tests LVEF % Elderly man presents with symptoms ACS ECG- ST depression, positive Troponin Extensive cardiac history, CVA- L sided impairment Transferred to PCI hospital diagnostic cath EF measured- cath 35-40% 1

Question # 112 What value would you enter in for LVEF Seq. #7010? 1. 35% 2. 40% 3. 38% 4. LVEF not available LVEF % Elderly man presents with symptoms ACS ECG- ST depression, positive Troponin Extensive cardiac history, CVA- L sided impairment Transferred to PCI hospital diagnostic cath EF measured- diagnostic cath 35-40% What value would you enter in for LVEF Seq. #7010? 1. 35% 2. 40% 3. 38% 4. LVEF not available Outcome Report Metric #25 Excessive initial Unfractionated Heparin (UFH) dose 70 y/o male presents with STEMI Weight is 50 kg This patient refuses primary PCI and Thrombolytics Patient will be medically treated ED administers 4000 units IV bolus UFH and IV infusion is started at 12 units/kg/hr. 2

Question # 23 As a STEMI who refused reperfusion strategy, would this patient be included in the denominator for Excessive initial UFH dose? 1. No 2. Yes Outcome Report Metric #25 Excessive initial Unfractionated Heparin (UFH) dose 70 y/o male presents with STEMI Weight is 50 kg This patient refuses primary PCI and Thrombolytics Patient will be medically treated ED administers 4000 units IV bolus UFH and IV infusion is started at 12 units/kg/hr. As a STEMI who refused reperfusion strategy, would this patient be included in the denominator for Excessive initial UFH dose? 1. No 2. Yes 3

UFH dosing for STEMI with primary PCI Outcomes Report: Metric #28 AMI Revascularized patients discharged on ADP receptor inhibitors Site calls with concern- missing patient Patient #871366671 is missing from the dashboard Patient had PCI with stent Should have received an P2Y12 at discharge Expected to see as fall out in metric Question # 33 What is the best way to figure out why the patient was not included in the dashboard drill down? 1. Data Extract 2. Dashboard 3. Companion Guide 4. Call Kim 4

Metric #28 AMI Revascularized patients discharged on ADP receptor inhibitors Site calls with concern- missing patient Patient #871366671 is missing from the dashboard Patient had PCI with stent Should have received an P2Y12 at discharge Expected to see as fall out in metric What is the best way to figure out why the patient was not included in the dashboard drill down? 1. Data Extract 2. Dashboard 3. Companion Guide 4. Call Kim Metric #28 AMI Revascularized patients discharged on ADP receptor inhibitors Metric #28 AMI Revascularized patients discharged on ADP receptor inhibitors 5

Outcomes Report Overall AMI Performance Composite Metric #1 This site started a year ago at 88.2% Q3 2013 finished the year of work at 99.1% Question #4 3 What Metric is most often the most common cause of lower Overall AMI Composite scores? 1. Metric #12 ACE-I or ARB for LVSD at discharge 2. Metric #16 Median Time to Primary PCI for STEMI patients 3. Metric #21 Cardiac Rehabilitation patient referral from an inpatient setting 4. Metric #17 Reperfusion Therapy Overall AMI Performance Composite Metric #1 This site started a year ago at 88.2% Q3 2013 finished the year of work at 99.1% What Metric is most often the most common cause of lower Overall AMI Composite scores? 1. Metric #12 ACE-I or ARB for LVSD at discharge 2. Metric #16 Median Time to Primary PCI for STEMI patients 3. Metric #21 Cardiac Rehabilitation patient referral from an inpatient setting 4. Metric #17 Reperfusion Therapy 6

Reading Composites Metric #21 Cardiac Rehabilitation patient referral from an inpatient setting 1st requirement: Patient must be aware of Cardiac Rehab referral by staff or provided a pamphlet 2nd requirement: Patient must receive information how to schedule the cardiac rehab before discharge Physician's are welcome to delay start cardiac rehab until after the first office visit A pamphlet that incorporates all the information & provided to patient before discharge qualifies Outcomes Report Physician reads Association of Door-In to Door-Out Time With Reperfusion Delays and Outcomes Among Patients Transferred for Primary PCI He asks to see this site s DIDO time He requests you identify the transferring hospitals and variables for this site s patient to better understand if there are means to improve the times 7

Question #53 What is the best way to identify the transferring hospitals and variables for the patients? 1. Data Extract 2. Dashboard 3. Companion Guide 4. Call Kim Physician reads Association of Door-In to Door-Out Time With Reperfusion Delays and Outcomes Among Patients Transferred for Primary PCI He asks to see what this sites time is He requests you identify the transferring hospitals and variables for this sites patients to better understand if there are means to improve the times What is the best way to figure out why the patient was not included in the dashboard drill down? 1. Data Extract 2. Dashboard 3. Companion Guide 4. Call Kim Excel filter for STEMI, transfer in yes, PPCI Identify patients in DIDO metric Identify patients with longest DIDO times No cardiac arrests, no non-system reasons for delay 8

Transferring Hospital 9

Look at times Look at times- Was it traffic? Transport times- 23 & 20 minutes Now what? Create and share reports for that facility Physician to physician conversations Create form for them to complete and send with patient with timelines outlined Outcomes Report Metric #19 Time from ED at Referral facility to Primary PCI at Receiving facility There is discussion around transports by air vs. ambulance Door to balloon transfer in metric #19 time is being reviewed for end of year 10

Question #6 3 What is the best way to create a report for D2B transfer in air vs. ambulance arrivals for Q4, when Outcomes Report is not published yet? 1. Data Extract 2. Dashboard drill down 3. Outcomes Report 4. Data Extract and Dashboard Metric #19 Time from ED at Referral facility to Primary PCI at Receiving facility There is discussion around transports by air vs. ambulance Door to balloon transfer in metric #19 time is being reviewed for end of year What is the best way to create a report for D2B transfer in air vs. ambulance arrivals for Q4, when Outcomes Report is not published yet? 1. Data Extract 2. Dashboard drill down 3. Outcomes Report 4. Data Extract and Dashboard Graphs First Medical Contact to Device Presents to physician office CP- ECG STEMI EMS transports to PCI hospital Emergent Primary PCI 11

Question #7 3 How does Auxiliary fields 4 ( Is EMS the first medical contact?) affect the graph values for First Medical Contact (FMC) to Device? 1. No changes to this graph 2. This will lengthen the FMC times 3. This will shorten the FMC times First Medical Contact to Device Presents to physician office CP- ECG STEMI EMS transports to PCI hospital Emergent Primary PCI How does Auxiliary fields 4 ( Is EMS the first medical contact?) affect the graph values for First Medical Contact (FMC) to Device? 1. No changes to this graph 2. This will lengthen the FMC times 3. This will shorten the FMC times Noted higher incidence of bleeding Concerned about data entry for suspected bleeding event, R4Q rate was 5.8% Noted Cath PCI bleeding within 72 hours was 1.1% Graphs Suspected Bleeding Event 12

Question #8 3 What reasons might contribute to ACTION s bleeding event being different than CathPCI bleeding event? 1. Coding instructions in dictionary are different 2. Target values timeline are different 3. Population between the registries are different 4. How the registries are capturing events are different 5. Selections 1,2,3 6. Selections 2,3,4 Suspected Bleeding Event Noted higher incidence of bleeding Concerned about data entry for suspected bleeding event, R4Q rate was 5.8% Noted Cath PCI bleeding within 72 hours was 1.1% What reasons might contribute to ACTION s bleeding event being different than CathPCI bleeding event? 1. Coding instructions in dictionary are different 2. Target values timeline are different 3. Population between the registries are different 4. How the registries are capturing events are different 5. Selections 1,2,3 6. Selections 2,3,4 13