Beyond a team: The comprehensive interdisciplinary endocarditis program in the United States

Sami El-Dalati; Alice Thornton; Hassan Reda; Talal Alnabelsi; John Gurley; Bobbi Jo Stoner; Deborah Gill; Kara Kennedy; David L. Dornbos; Justin Fraser; Kelli Cremeans; Armaghan E.Rehman Mansoor; Grant Laugherty; Kathyrn Norris; Alyssa Tremblay; Nicholas Annichiarico; Nicholas Van Sickels; Erinn Ogburn; Tessa London-Bounds; Michael Sekela

doi:10.1016/j.ijcard.2023.131638

Beyond a team: The comprehensive interdisciplinary endocarditis program in the United States

Sami El-Dalati, Alice Thornton, Hassan Reda, Talal Alnabelsi, John Gurley, Bobbi Jo Stoner, Deborah Gill, Kara Kennedy, David L. Dornbos, Justin Fraser, Kelli Cremeans, Armaghan E.Rehman Mansoor, Grant Laugherty, Kathyrn Norris, Alyssa Tremblay, Nicholas Annichiarico, Nicholas Van Sickels, Erinn Ogburn, Tessa London-Bounds, Michael Sekela

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Abstract

Although multidisciplinary teams have been shown to decrease in-hospital mortality for patient with infectious endocarditis, most studies have focused on the inpatient role of these teams, and are primarily based at European tertiary care centers. There is limited literature available on the optimal longitudinal care of this patient population. Here we outline our experience developing an interdisciplinary endocarditis program at the University of Kentucky, which cares for patients from their index hospitalization into the outpatient setting, while also coordinating transfers from regional hospitals and offering education to regional providers.

Original language	English
Article number	131638
Journal	International Journal of Cardiology
Volume	397
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijcard.2023.131638
State	Published - Feb 15 2024

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Keywords

Endocarditis
Multidisciplinary teams
Substance use disorder
Valvular heart disease

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Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

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El-Dalati, S., Thornton, A., Reda, H., Alnabelsi, T., Gurley, J., Stoner, B. J., Gill, D., Kennedy, K., Dornbos, D. L., Fraser, J., Cremeans, K., Mansoor, A. E. R., Laugherty, G., Norris, K., Tremblay, A., Annichiarico, N., Van Sickels, N., Ogburn, E., London-Bounds, T., & Sekela, M. (2024). Beyond a team: The comprehensive interdisciplinary endocarditis program in the United States. International Journal of Cardiology, 397, Article 131638. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijcard.2023.131638

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