Cardiovascular programs face increasing pressure to deliver high-value, patient-centered care for an increasingly complex patient population. To achieve this goal, many CV service lines are developing comprehensive disease programs for high-priority patient populations. These disease programs—or “centers”—are structured to provide multidisciplinary, coordinated, care across the continuum. Three disease states have received particular focus: vascular, arrhythmia, and structural heart/valve disease.

To support members who are developing or optimizing these disease programs, we conducted three member benchmarking surveys in the fall of 2016. To guide your strategy, access the results of these reports below to receive exclusive benchmarks on program infrastructure, staffing, operations, and more.

Vascular Programs

Key benchmarks include:

• Vascular organization and leadership structure
• Advanced care management strategies
• Office-based vascular lab characteristics

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Arrhythmia Programs

Key benchmarks include:

• AF program staffing
• EP lab characteristics
• Procedural productivity

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Structural Heart/Valve Programs

Key benchmarks include:

• Structural heart coordinator models
• Valve clinic screening structure
• TAVR procedure scheduling and teams

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