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The ACC Surviving MI Campaign will be highlighting organizat ions who have implemented multiple Surviving MI strategies. The panelists will discuss their multidisciplinary approach to improving AMI care. (Metr ics include:  \;Evidence Based Protocols and Process in Place\, Nurse and Physician Champions\, Creative Problem Solving Culture\, Regular Case Review with Providers\, Dedicated Nursing Staff Assigned in the Cath Lab\, and Pharmacists Involved with Care).  \;In addition\, the panelists w ill also discuss how they plan to sustain such efforts implemented at thei r hospitals. There will also be a Q&\;A session where participants can ask the presenters questions.
\nThe ACC&rsquo\;s Surviving MI initia tive\, part of Quality Improvement for Institutions\, seeks to influence o rganizational culture change by increasing the adoption of evidence-based strategies associated with lower 30-day risk standardized mortality rates for patients hospitalized with acute myocardial infarction.
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DTEND:20170424T190000Z DTSTAMP:20240328T101546Z DTSTART:20170424T180000Z LOCATION:Online SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Surviving MI Webinar UID:f2ccf063-9d64-4c21-b875-3762adc7a839 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The ACC Surviving MI Campaign will be highlighting organizations who have implemented multiple Surviving MI strategies. The panelists will discuss their multidisciplina ry approach to improving AMI care. (Metrics include:  \;Evidence Based Protocols and Process in Place\, Nurse and Physician Champions\, Creative Problem Solving Culture\, Regular Case Review with Providers\, Dedicated Nursing Staff Assigned in the Cath Lab\, and Pharmacists Involved with Car e).  \;In addition\, the panelists will also discuss how they plan to sustain such efforts implemented at their hospitals. There will also be a Q&\;A session where participants can ask the presenters questions.
\ nThe ACC&rsquo\;s Surviving MI initiative\, part of Quality Improvement for Institutions\, seeks to influence organizational culture change by in creasing the adoption of evidence-based strategies associated with lower 3 0-day risk standardized mortality rates for patients hospitalized with acu te myocardial infarction.
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