Key result
The TAVI coordinator approach accelerates the clinical pathway, increases patient satisfaction, optimizes resource use, and reduces costs across 28 synthesized studies.
Why the study?
Does a TAVI coordinator approach improve management outcomes in patients undergoing TAVI?
Systematic Review (n=28)
Does a TAVI coordinator approach improve management outcomes in patients undergoing TAVI?
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The implementation of a dedicated TAVI coordinator improves patient satisfaction, optimizes resource utilization, and reduces costs in structural heart disease management.
Background/Purpose: Communication and coordination between the patient, family, and heart team members remain a managerial challenge, although the heart team approach considers the Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) management multidimensional. The managerial difficulties of the TAVI have been overcome by a coordinator, usually a nurse, who is called the TAVI coordinator. This systematic review aims to holistically reveal the results of the coordination approach in TAVI management. Methods: With the search designed based on study purpose in databases, 445 studies were identified [Science Direct (n=259), Scopus (n=62), Google Scholar (n=43), Medline+TR Index (n=13), PubMed (n=12), Web of Science (n=10), Emerald (n=4), Citations (n=42)]. Twenty-eight (28) studies were synthesized after systematic screening based on study criteria. The systematic review process used a systematic search and review typology. The research process was implemented based on the "PRISMA" checklist. Results: Results indicated that TAVI or valve structural heart coordination accelerates the pathway, increases patient satisfaction, optimizes resource use, and reduces costs, helping to prevent medical error. Conclusion: This study reveals the positive results of the coordination approach on the team, patient and hospital. It brings the approach to the agenda of clinic and hospital managers as a managerial tool.
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Uğrak et al. (2025) conducted a systematic review in Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) (n=28). TAVI coordinator approach was evaluated on Results of the coordination approach in TAVI management. The TAVI coordinator approach accelerates the clinical pathway, increases patient satisfaction, optimizes resource use, and reduces costs across 28 synthesized studies.
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