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Welcome to ACOR
The Australasian Cardiac Outcomes Registry (ACOR) is a comprehensive clinical quality registry established to monitor and evaluate outcomes of cardiac care across Australasia. Through the systematic collection and analysis of data related to cardiac procedures, treatments, and patient outcomes, ACOR aims to inform clinical practice, support quality improvement initiatives, and contribute to evidence-based policy development.
ACOR operates as a collaborative initiative involving clinicians, hospitals, researchers, and health authorities, with a commitment to enhancing transparency, accountability, and the overall standard of cardiovascular care. The registry serves as a vital resource for benchmarking performance, identifying trends, and guiding strategic improvements in the delivery of cardiac services. Please click here to read more about ACOR.
ACOR Registries
The Australian Transcatheter Valve Therapies (ATVT) Registry (previously the Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) Registry) is a clinical quality registry whose development is supported by ACOR Ltd as part of quality control and monitoring of procedural and clinical outcomes of patients undergoing transcatheter cardiac valve procedures. The ATVT Registry is housed at the The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI).
Looking to become an accredited TAVI or TMVR Practitioner? Please click here.
The ACOR TAVI Registry is closing November 20th 2025. It is important to be ready for the transition. Please read here for further information.
Access to ACOR Data
Requests can be made for de-identified data extracts for appropriate research relevant to cardiovascular disease and related clinical outcomes. All data requests are formally reviewed by the ACOR ATVT Research & Publications (RPC) Committee.
Please note that individual hospitals have direct access to their own data at all times and do not need to submit a formal application. Please click here for more information.
Looking to join the ACOR ATVT Registry?
Practitioners who have been accredited for TAVI or TMVR through Cardiovascular Accreditation Services Ltd (CASL) or who are seeking accreditation are required to contribute to the National ATVT Registry with ACOR. This means that each site they are accredited for must collect data following TAVI or TMVR procedures.
Find out if your hospital is already contributing to the Registry by viewing the list of accredited TAVI and TMVR practitioners and their sites here (TAVI) and here (TMVR).
If you are a new site looking to join the ACOR ATVT Registry, please click here for further information.