Membership

Membership Types

 

There are two basic membership types for the PERT Consortium, Institutional and Corporate:

  • Institutional Membership
    Member institutions with eligible PERT teams may join for free. To join and participate in the quality assurance database

  • Corporate Advisory Committee Membership

 

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Benefits of Membership
MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES HOW THIS BENEFITS YOU
Formal Recognition Recognition as member of the National PERT Consortium on website and other relevant publications and announcements
Access to Data

Participation in National PERT Consortium database and registry Collation of National Outcomes Data of PERT Consortium member institutions (PERT Consortium Registry)

  1. Benchmark reports/dashboards from PERT Consortium Registry Database to compare member institution’s performance with local, regional and national metrics
  2. Performance feedback to better identify opportunities for quality improvement initiatives

Access to Consortium registry database for research initiatives
Access to Protocols and Algorithms Exchange of best practices for the development and implementation of PERT and treatment of pulmonary embolism Opportunity for participation in guidelines and best practices documents
Educational Materials and Programming Access to educational programs and materials produced by the Consortium Participation in educational events, co-sponsored by the Consortium if desired
Hospital Recognition Recognition for achievement of benchmarked standards
Competitive Advantage to local and regional marketplace
  1. Permission for institutional members to publicize their participation in the National PERT Consortium
  2. Ability to use Logo of the National PERT Consortium on letterhead and other materials
National Recognition Institutions that choose to be designated as founding members will be so recognized by the National PERT on all the official correspondences “in perpetuity”
Advocacy

Recognition from Consortium as advocate on behalf of patients with pulmonary embolism

  1. Potential collaboration endorsing societies (e.g. ACC, AHA, SVM, SCAI, SIR, others)
  2. Engagement with local and national government agencies to recognize PERT Consortium Involvement