This presentation covers the core measures for Acute Coronary Syndrome, including the Joint Commission core measures set and the Clinical Information System (CIS) used for data input and outcomes. The steps involved in the CIS, such as data collection, storage, extraction, transmission, presentation, analysis, and interpretation, are explained. The collected data elements, including specific alerts, demographic and clinical data, research analysis, ICU interventions, complications, hospital stay, and extraction of survival data, are also discussed. The presentation concludes with the outcomes of the CIS, such as providing prognostic information, risk stratifying patients with ACS, patient safety, patient satisfaction, and healthcare quality.

Research on Evidence-Based Practice and outcomes related to Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) core measures

Create an 8 slide PowerPoint presentation on Acute Coronary Syndrome Core measures, CIS system data input for ACS, expected outcomes supported by evidence-based research, and include 3-4 peer-reviewed nursing journal references.

Discover core measures for Acute Coronary Syndrome and the Clinical Information System for data input and outcomes, including steps and data elements.

Acute Coronary Syndrome Core Measures and Clinical Information System

This report discusses the core measure for acute myocardial infarction aspirin at arrival, including the prescription of aspirin, beta blockers, and statins. Nurses play a vital role in ensuring compliance with these measures. The research methodology involved searching databases such as PubMed Central, EMBASE, Cochrane library, and UpToDate. The report concludes with references to relevant books and journals.

Acute Coronary Syndrome Core Measures and Clinical Information System

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Core Measure Acute Myocardial Infarction Aspirin at Arrival

Acute Coronary Syndrome Core Measures and Clinical Information System

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Core Measure Acute Myocardial Infarction Aspirin at Arrival