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1 Stroke Rehabilitation Robert Teasell MD FRCPC Professor and Chair-Chief Dept Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Schulich School of Medicine University of Western Ontario Lawson Health Research Institute London, Ontario, Canada Parkwood Hospital
2 Objectives 1. Understand the benefits of interdisciplinary stroke rehabilitation care 2. Identify those elements of care felt to be crucial to success 3. Examine attempts to better organize stroke care in Ontario
3 The Importance of Stroke Rehab Strokes are Increasing t-pa treats anywhere from 5-10% of strokes and benefits about 1 in 7 (significant impact on 1% of all strokes) Primary prevention is expensive and difficult First wave of baby boomers are now 60 years old and stroke is a disease of older people Demand for stroke rehab services is going to dramatically increase
4 The Need for Stroke Rehabilitation Once a stroke occurs specialized interdisciplinary rehaboffers best opportunity for improving outcomes Animal and clinical evidence (716 RCTs) have demonstrated the benefit and unravelledthe blackbox of stroke rehabilitation Evidence-based stroke rehab improves lives and good care is cost-effective
5 Establishing a Stroke Strategy
6 Province of Ontario Largest of Canada s 10 provinces 13 million people (40% of Canada s population) Universal health care (OHIP) which is a provincial responsibility 6 medical schools, 5 therapy schools Care delivered within 14 regions (LIHNs) Concern about our aging population
7 Development of the Ontario Stroke Strategy 2000 Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care established support for OSS
8 Ontario Stroke System The purpose was to ensure that all Ontarians had access to appropriate, quality stroke care in a timely manner 4 driving principles of OSS were: 1) Comprehensiveness; 2) Integration; 3) Evidence-based; 4) Province-wide Goal to coordinate care across the continuum ranging from primary prevention through to community reintegration Invested $30 million per annum of new funding
9 Establishing a Stroke Strategy: Regionalization (single payer)
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11 Province was divided into regions with Regional Stroke Centers which provided organization and structure across the continuum to the region
12 Establishing a Stroke Strategy: Ensuring it is Evidence-Based
13 Number of Stroke Rehab RCTs per Year
14 11 th Edition of SREBR Systematic review of literature Almost 5,000 abstracts and 1,500 articles selected for careful review with a focus on treatment interventions 860 RCTsdirectly related to stroke rehab and secondary prevention Freely available at Designed for the busy front-line clinician
15 1.Specialized inter-disciplinary stroke rehabilitation units 2.Rehabilitation as early as possible 3.Intensive therapy environment 4.Move to high level tasks early 5.Well developed outpatient services 6.Rehab of more severe strokes 7.Increased community support systems
16 Stroke Rehab Evidence-Based Review Foundational platform for a number of national and provincial projects focused on: Research Directions Where should we focus our research efforts Knowledge Translation How best to get Information to front-line users Standards of Care How can we develop standards & influence policy Knowledge Platform: SREBR
17 Establishing a Stroke Strategy: Data Collection
18 Item Canada (CIHI 2003, n=1003) Mean Age 70.8 Lived alone Pre-Stroke 24.5% Mean Admission FIM 75.2 Mean/Median Stroke Onset to Rehab Admit (days) 26/14 Mean Rehab LOS (days) 38 Mean Discharge FIM 96.3 Mean Increase in FIM 21.1 FIM Efficiency (FIM gains/day) 0.6
19 OSSRehab Trends Admission rates to inpatient rehabilitation Days from stroke onset to inpatient rehab admission mean (median) Admission FIM Score mean (median) Change in FIM mean (median) % 21% 21 (13) 18 (11) 75 (77) 78 (80) 22 (21) 22 (21) Provincial CIHI NRS data
20 Establishing a Stroke Strategy: Providing Direction for Stroke Rehab
21 Standards of Care How best to develop standards and influence policy? Ontario Stroke Rehab Consensus Panel 2 (Standards of Care) and Canadian Stroke Strategy Stroke Guidelines National Consensus Panel to try to Standardize Outcome Measures Models of Rehabilitation Care, Cost-Benefit Studies and International Comparisons
22 Establishing a Stroke Strategy
23 Stroke Rehab in Ontario: Problems 1. Health Care is Political and Rehabilitation is Not Sexy 2. Lack of Accountabilities Creating Inefficient Care 3. More Limited Options 4. Provider-Driven Care
24 Health Care is Political and Rehabilitation is Not Sexy Ontario Stroke Strategy started funding acute care (t-pa) and secondary prevention clinics Rehabilitation was slated for later development Never happened; a lot of effort has been placed into standards, guidelines, outcome measures, regional stroke programs less than 20% spent on rehabilitation and most spent on acute stroke units only 3% on subacute rehabilitation and 3% on community reintegration
25 Inefficient Care and Lack of Accountabilities Core Therapies are most sensitive to intensity: Rehab is largely a therapy delivery system < 20% of total hospital budget in subacute rehab is spent on core therapies on our best units Limited accountabilities for that time Not replaced when sick or absent A laissez-faire attitude towards rehab therapies Decimation of outpatient therapy
26 Stroke Rehab in Canada Canadian Stroke Rehab Admission to Rehab Intensity of Therapy Weekend Therapy and Statutory Holidays Therapy Time Regulation days post-stroke onset PT, OT or SLPaverage 30 minutes per day No therapy (sometimes weekend LOAs) Little or no regulation therapists set their own times; accountabilities are often lax Rehab Length of Stay days Rehab FIM Efficiency Outpatient Therapy Often wait list or not available System Designed for Who? Provider-driven care
27 The End
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