Improving Cardiovascular Quality Through Real-Time Data and Provider Engagement.

Sarah E Demmin¹, Bethany Zigler², Karen Motley³, Todd Schnitz³, Shauna Robinson²

¹Q-Centrix, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Electronic address: sdemmin@q-centrix.com.

²Q-Centrix, Chicago, Illinois, USA.

³University of Florida Health, Gainesville, Florida, USA.

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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Real-time access to cardiovascular quality metrics may improve compliance with guideline-directed care. PROJECT RATIONALE: At University of Florida Health at Leesburg and Spanish Plaines, variability in door-to-balloon time and discharge medication adherence, combined with delays in feedback and limited transparency, prompted the launch of a structured quality improvement initiative.…

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