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These procedures include, but are not limited to: electrophysiology testing, ablation, device implantation, extraction of chronically implanted transvenous pacing and defibrillator leads, left atrial appendage occlusion (LAAO) by device and post-procedural onsite and longitudinal remove monitoring of implantable devices. IAC accreditation is a means by which facilities can evaluate and demonstrate the level of patient care they provide. The IAC program for accreditation in cardiac electrophysiology is dedicated to ensuring quality patient care and promoting health care and support through one common mission: Improving health care through accreditation®  \nThis program is designed to accredit facilities that perform cardiac electrophysiology procedures by ensuring that the facility meets benchmarks for quality based on resources, training and outcomes. Cardiac electrophysiology procedures and/or post-procedural onsite and longitudinal remote monitoring of implantable devices may be appropriately performed for many indications related to the diagnosis and treatment of heart rhythm disorders.1 The outcome benchmarks used in this program are intended to be applied only to cases treated for indications related to cardiac electrophysiology testing, ablation, device implantation, extraction of chronically implanted transvenous pacing and defibrillator leads and/or postprocedural onsite and longitudinal remote monitoring of implantable devices. A facility that meets the outcome benchmarks for these most common indications will most likely provide adequate outcomes for cardiac electrophysiology procedures and onsite and longitudinal remote monitoring of implantable devices performed for less common indications.  \nA facility performing cardiac electrophysiology procedures to include; cardiac electrophysiology testing, ablation, device implantation and extraction of chronically implanted transvenous pacing and defibrillator leads must provide the appropriately credentialed staff, equipment, policies and procedures. All personnel using equipment associated with cardiac electrophysiology procedures and/or post-procedural onsite and longitudinal remote monitoring of implantable devices must be able to demonstrate familiarity and proficiency with the setup, operation, and characteristics of the equipment employed at their site.  \nEach facility must have a Medical Director and a Technical Manager and/or Nurse Manager. The facility may be comprised of dedicated and/or shared equipment and personnel resources (e.g., a dedicated EP laboratory and personnel, a cardiac catheterization laboratory with shared equipment and personnel, a hybrid OR with dedicated and/or shared equipment and personnel, etc.) . The facility must meet the organizational requirements defined in this document. The designation of the title of Medical Director, Nurse Manager and technical manager are for IAC accreditation purposes only. Those assigned in these roles for the purpose of accreditation must meet the training and experience requirements as outlined in the IAC Standards, but may also have oversight or dual responsibilities for other procedures other than those directly related to cardiac electrophysiology procedures. When more than one technical member is employed, the technical manager and/or Nurse Manager are responsible for supervision of the technical staff. If cardiac electrophysiology procedures are performed in more than one location within one facility, the facility is encouraged to apply for all locations within that facility under the overall direction of a Medical Director(s) . 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