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Summary

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Live case demonstrations in interventional cardiology offer unparalleled educational value and real-time decision-making. Establishing best practices ensures patient safety and enhances learning for improved clinical outcomes.

Keywords:

Continuous medical education Interventional medicine LIVE demonstration Percutaneous coronary intervention Safety TAVI

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Area of Science:

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Medical Education
Healthcare Quality Improvement

Background:

Live-case demonstrations are crucial for interventional cardiology training.
Concerns exist regarding educational value and patient safety in live demonstrations.
Major cardiology meetings need to define and monitor case objectives and quality.

Purpose of the Study:

To define and review key components and goals of valuable live-case demonstrations.
To establish best practices for live case demonstrations in interventional cardiology.
To ensure educational effectiveness and patient safety in live cardiology procedures.

Main Methods:

Convening the PCR VITAL-Live Workshop with senior interventional cardiologists and live-case operators.
Defining and reviewing essential elements for effective live case demonstrations.
Developing best practices for case selection, preparation, delivery, and discussion.

Main Results:

Unanimous agreement that live cases provide unmatched educational immediacy and intensity.
Live cases foster audience engagement through unfiltered reality and real-time decision-making.
Best practices were established to ensure clear, implementable lessons for improved patient care.

Conclusions:

Live case demonstrations are superior to taped cases for educational impact.
Defined best practices enhance the educational worth and safety of live cardiology demonstrations.
Prioritizing patient outcomes is essential for the integrity and educational value of live cases.