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DTSTAMP:20241017T183511Z
LOCATION:Harbor Ballrooms B-C
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SUMMARY:Ensuring Reliability, Validity, and Feasibility in Neurocritical C
 are Registry Performance Measures
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session\n\nAbhijit Lele (University of Washington)\n\
 nIn the realm of neurocritical care, ensuring the accuracy and usefulness 
 of registry measures is paramount for improving patient outcomes and advan
 cing medical knowledge. This talk delves into the critical process of test
 ing measures for reliability, validity, and feasibility within neurocritic
 al care registries. Participants will gain an understanding of how these t
 esting processes underpin the quality and reliability of data collected, t
 hus enhancing the effectiveness of quality improvement initiatives and res
 earch endeavors. Through exploring methods such as inter-rater reliability
  assessments, criterion validity comparisons, and feasibility pilot studie
 s, attendees will identify practical approaches to evaluate the robustness
  of neurocritical care measures. Moreover, the session will elucidate the 
 significance of integrating reliability, validity, and feasibility testing
  into the development and implementation phases of registry measures, empo
 wering healthcare professionals to optimize data collection practices. Ult
 imately, this talk aims to equip participants with the knowledge and tools
  necessary to ensure that neurocritical care registry measures are not onl
 y accurate and reliable but also feasible to implement in real-world clini
 cal settings, thereby driving continual improvement in neurocritical care 
 delivery.\n\nTrack: Delivery, Quality and Safety\n\nFocus Area: Basic/Neur
 ocritical Care 101, Coma, General Critical Care, Global Neurocritical Care
 , Traumatic Brain Injury\n\nTarget Audience: Introductory\n\nSession Chair
 : David Greer (Boston University, Boston Medical Center)
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