Through its Quality efforts, the is…

Supporting the appropriate use of new, transformational technologies and therapies Moving from a volume-to-value based care system Defining and supporting optimal CV team-based care

ACC Best Practice Implementation Model Education & Knowledge Translation (Educ) Implementation Tools (BPQI) Quality Improvement Initiatives (NCDR/CQC) Measurement (NCDR) Evidenced-based Science (Clinical Guidelines, PM, AUC) Evidenced-based Science (Clinical Guidelines, PM, AUC)

Evidence- Based Science Evidence- Based Science (Guidelines, AUC, PM) Tools at the Point of Care (Clinical Toolkits, Guideline App, Education/MOC, CardioSmart) Quality Programs for Hospitals and Practices (QII, FOCUS, Anticoag, CardioMetabolic, LDL, Public Reporting) Data and Research Data and Research (NCDR) The ACC is Transforming Care

Launched in 1997 The largest, most comprehensive, outcomes-based cardiovascular patient data repository the U.S. Seven registries

Hospital-Based Registries (Acute coronary syndrome) (For peripheral vascular intervention procedures) (Diagnostic cardiac catheterization and percutaneous coronary intervention) (Implantable Cardiovascular Defibrillator and leads procedures) (Adult and pediatric congenital treatment procedures)

ACC Outpatient Registry Outpatient cardiovascular care for coronary artery disease, heart failure, hypertension and atrial fibrillation (hospital-based) Diabetes Collaborative Registry Multispecialty Registries (outpatient)

Where Does the Data Come From? More than 2,500 hospitals and 3,500 outpatient providers nationwide participate in the NCDR by providing real-time patient data on specific cardiac conditions.

Over 18 million patient records are included among the seven registries.

To assist CV professionals with decision making, the ACC drives the development of: To assist CV professionals with decision making, the ACC drives the development of: evidence-based guidelines appropriate use criteria performance measures other clinical documents

Guidelines: XX topics Performance Measures: X topics Appropriate Use Criteria: XX

Clinical Toolkits Easy-to-use tools with practical solutions Evidence-based, field- tested, best-practices Designed for both patients and clinicians Reference or point-of-care Atrial Fibrillation Heart Failure Prevention Cardiometabolic Syndrome Current toolkits include:

Equip patients, consumers and their providers with tools and resources that empower them to be engaged in their care decisions and enable a more effective dialogue

Quality Programs for Hospitals and Practices

To facilitate the practice of evidence-based medicine To help clinicians adhere to guidelines for coronary artery disease, atrial fibrillation, hypertension, and heart failure in the outpatient setting. Allows practices to track their progress over time and identify opportunities to improve patient outcomes in key clinical areas like blood pressure management and stroke prevention.

ACC Quality Programs: ACC Quality Programs: Bridging the Gaps Between Science and Practice Anticoagulation Consortium Roundtable Anticoagulation Management Clinical Community AnticoagEvaluator Mobile App Atrial Fibrillation Clinical Toolkit Anticoagulation Shared Decision Making Tool Anticoagulation Initiative LDL: Address the Risk Think Tank Dyslipidemia Clinical Community Clinical Toolkit and/or App Patient Programs LDL: Address The Risk Cardiometabolic Disease Clinical Community Cardiometabolic Clinical Toolkit Cardiometabolic Think Tank Cardiometabolic Health Alliance Imaging In FOCUS FOCUS Mobile App Learning Community Web Module Performance Improvement Module

Hospital Profiles Hospital database and search tool on CardioSmart.org All NCDR hospitals have a Hospital Profile Patients, caregivers and other stakeholders can: –Search hospitals based on specific criteria (location, hospital name, services provided) –Learn about NCDR participating hospital's quality measurement efforts

Current Quality Highlights Launch of Diabetes Collaborative Registry CARE  PVI Registry SMARTCare

Current Quality Highlights International Growth of Registry Use New Guidelines and Appropriate Use Criteria (in 2014) Guidelines Mobile App

Current Quality Highlights ACC.org  Clinical Topic Hubs with Easy Access to Guidelines Launch of Surviving MI and Quality Improvement for Institutions Hospital Profiles