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VCSQI Fall Quarterly Meeting

Thu, Oct 09

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Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

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VCSQI Fall Quarterly Meeting
VCSQI Fall Quarterly Meeting

Time & Location

Oct 09, 2025, 4:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, 1800 Lakeside Ave, Henrico, VA 23228, USA

About the event

VIRGINIA CARDIAC SERVICES QUALITY INITIATIVE

Mission: Transforming Cardiovascular Care to Improve Patient Experience and Value


Fall Quarterly Meeting - October 9, 2025 - 5:30-7:30 PM

Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens

AGENDA

5:30-5:50 PM

Welcome and Highlights from the Board

Robert Lancey, MD, Sentara Norfolk

  • Describe and assess recent achievements, initiatives, and the strategic direction of the Virginia Cardiac Services Quality Initiative (VCSQI) to understand its role in advancing cardiovascular care.

  • Identify and evaluate key priorities and challenges in cardiac quality improvement, and propose strategies for addressing barriers within healthcare systems.


5:50-6:10 PM (VCSQI MEMBERS ONLY)

Cost and Quality Data Review

Eddie Fonner, VCSQI Executive Director

  • Analyze and interpret current trends in cost, quality, and outcome data to enhance understanding ofsystem-level performance in cardiovascular care.

  • Identify and apply opportunities for improving patient care by integrating data-driven decision-makinginto clinical practice and systems-based initiatives.


6:10-6:30PM

VHAC Updates

Peter O’Brien, MD, Centra Lynchburg

  • Describe the mission and goals of the Virginia Heart Attack Coalition (VHAC) in improving AMI outcomes statewide.

  • Summarize current VHAC initiatives, protocols, and metrics aimed at enhancing STEMI and NSTEMI care pathways.


6:30-7:00PM

Improving Efficiency in Performing TAVR Procedure

Mohammed Quader, MD, Virginia Commonwealth University

  • Review the indications, patient selection criteria, and pre-procedural assessment strategies for TAVR, incorporating lessons from 1,000 cases.

  • Identify key procedural techniques and decision points that optimize outcomes and reduce complications during TAVR.


7:00-7:30PM

Implementation of a patient blood management program: Challenges abound!

Karen E. Singh, MD, FASE, University of Virginia

  • Define the core principles of Patient Blood Management (PBM) and its relevance to evidence-based clinical practice.

  • Identify institutional and systemic barriers to implementing PBM programs.


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