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Mascheroni, Jorio; Mont, Lluís; Stockburger, Martin; Patwala, Ashish; Retzlaff, Hartwig; Gallagher, Anthony G.; Alonso, Christine; Binner, Ludwig; Bongiorni, Maria Grazia; Diaz Infante, Ernesto; Gadler, Fredrik; Gras, Daniel; Margitfalvi, Peter; Moreno, Javier; Paratsii, Oleksii; Rao, Archana; Schäfer, Harald; van Kraaij, Dave
International journal of cardiology, 08/2019, Letnik: 289Journal Article
Pacing and Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT) procedural training for novice operators usually takes place in-vivo and methods vary across countries/institutions. No common system exists to objectively assess trainee ability to perform required tasks at predetermined performance levels prior to in-vivo practice. We sought to characterize and validate with experts a reference approach to pacing/CRT implants based on objective and explicit performance quality metrics, for the development of a reproducible, simulation-based, training curriculum aiming to operator proficiency. Three experienced CRT implanters, a behavioural scientist and two engineers performed a detailed task deconstruction of the pacing/CRT procedure and identified the performance metrics (phases, steps, errors, critical errors) that constitute an optimal CRT implant for training purposes. The metrics were stress tested to determine reliability and score-ability and then subjected to detailed systematic review by an international panel of 15 expert implanters in a modified Delphi process. Thirteen procedure phases were identified, consisting of 196 steps, 122 errors, 50 critical errors. The expert panel deliberation added 16 metrics, deleted 12, and modified 43. Unanimous panel consensus on the resulting CRT procedure metrics was obtained, which verified face and content validity. A reference pacing/CRT procedure and metrics created by a core group of experts accurately characterize the essential components of performance and were endorsed by an international panel of experienced peers. The metrics will underpin quality-assured novice implanter training. •Performance metrics underpin simulation-based training curriculum to proficiency.•Detailed CRT reference procedure and performance metrics were defined.•Metrics identified phases, steps and errors constituting optimal CRT implant.•International expert consensus panel concurred with the performance metrics.•The CRT performance metrics are valid and can be objectively and reliably scored.
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