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1 MINNESOTA ACUTE STROKE SYSTEM Planning and implementing a statewide acute stroke system Justin Bell, JD American Hear t Association Albert W. Tsai, PhD, MPH Minnesota Depar tment of Health June 26, 2012
2 OVERVIEW Why stroke? What is a stroke system? Why a stroke system? Planning Next steps 2
3 STROKE: ANNUAL STATISTICS More than 2,000 deaths 11,000 Minnesotans hospitalized 12 th leading cause of hospitalization $362 million, inpatient charges Cause of Death* N 1. Cancer 9, Heart Disease 7, Stroke 2, Accidents 2, Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease 2, Alzheimer s Disease 1, Diabetes 1, Nephritis Suicide Pneumonia and Influenza 591 *2010, Minnesota Center for Health Statistics, Minnesota Department of Health 3
4 WHAT IS AN ACUTE STROKE SYSTEM? EMS Dispatch streamlined, rapid dispatch Triage and stabilization adoption of protocol Transport pre-notification; destination protocol Performance improvement Hospitals Clear categorizations for stroke care capabilities Use of written, evidence-based protocols Performance improvement MDH + statewide stroke committee Coordination and monitoring 4
5 Goal: Stroke Onset to Treatment < 180 minutes 60 minutes 60 minutes 60 minutes Onset to recognition : ASAP On Scene to Dx: ASAP Door to Image: 25 min EMS to Scene On Scene to Hospital: 60 min Door to Needle: 60 min RECOGNITION & EMS TO SCENE TRIAGE & TRANSPORT DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT 5
6 EVIDENCE AND SUPPORT The Ontario experience (Lewis, 2003) AHA Recommendations: Stroke Systems of Care (Schwamm, 2005) AHA Policy statement: Stroke and EMS (Acker, 2007) American Academy of Neurology: Position statement (2009) Brain Attack Coalition: Primary Stroke Centers (Alber ts, 2011) MN Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Plan
7 WHY A STROKE SYSTEM? Drive times to Primary Stroke Centers Geographic location of strokes Lack of standardization and coordination 7
8 30 and 60 minute drive time surrounding Joint Commission- Certified Primary Stroke Centers in Minnesota 8
9 Most Minnesota counties with higher percentage of the population older than 65 years of age are greater than 60 minutes away from a Joint Commission certified Primary Stroke Center 9
10 WHY A STROKE SYSTEM? Drive times to Primary Stroke Centers Geographic location of strokes Lack of standardization and coordination 10
11 STROKE PATIENTS: INITIAL DESTINATION Annually, at small or rural Minnesota hospitals 1,686 strokes patients arrive and are admitted (17%) 1,625 stroke patients are transferred (16%) Bottom Line: one in three strokes arrive first at a small or rural hospital in Minnesota All hospitals need to be stroke-ready! Source: Minnesota hospital discharge dataset, Minnesota Department of Health,
12 WHY A STROKE SYSTEM? Drive times to stroke centers Geographic location of strokes Lack of standardization and coordination 12
13 Focus of MN Acute Stroke System: EMS and Hospitals 60 minutes 60 minutes 60 minutes Onset to recognition : ASAP On Scene to Dx: ASAP Door to Image: 25 min EMS to Scene On Scene to Hospital: 60 min Door to Needle: 60 min RECOGNITION & EMS TO SCENE TRIAGE & TRANSPORT DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT 13
14 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Planning principles: In the best interests of the patient Inclusive, not exclusive system Simple Designed to fit Minnesota s needs Based on current national recommendations Data collection is a necessity Performance improvement is important Coordinated with other efforts (e.g., Trauma System) Implementation includes: Monitoring Evaluation Reporting 14
15 MINNESOTA ACUTE STROKE SYSTEM COUNCIL Hospitals (N=54) Primary Stroke Centers (15) Rural hospitals (non-cah)/other (12) Critical Access Hospitals (27) Minnesota Hospital Association EMS regional medical directors EMS ambulance medical directors American Heart Association American Academy of Neurology MN Chapter, American College of Emergency Physicians MDH State Trauma System 15
16 PROGRESS TO DATE MN Acute Stroke System Council (March 2011-present) Consensus to date: Hospital designation criteria EMS stroke triage and destination protocol 16
17 INFORMING AUDIENCES, SEEKING INPUT MDH Rural Flex Grant Advisory Council (April 2011) Minnesota Rural Health Conference (June 2011) Minnesota Stroke Conference (June 2011) EMS Medical Directors Conference (Sept 2011) MN Hospital Association Physician Leadership Council (Oct 2011) American Heart Association Board of Directors (Nov 2011) MHA Small, Rural Hospital Committee (March 2012) Minnesota Rural Hospital Association (March 2012) MN Chapter, ACEP (March 2012) Minnesota Stroke Conference (June 2012) <#>
18 EXPECTATIONS (DRAFT) EMS: Adopting a stroke protocol for triage and transport Consistent with a consensus-based general protocol developed and approved by the MN Acute Stroke System Council Working with hospitals on pre-notification and feedback Hospitals: Becoming designated by the state as a stroke-ready hospital Meeting minimum standards for structure, capacity, and performance improvement Data collection for monitoring and performance improvement Working with EMS on pre-notification and feedback 18
19 ACUTE STROKE READY HOSPITALS (1) 1. Acute stroke team available 24/7 within 15 minutes 2. ED personnel trained in acute stroke diagnosis and treatment; education = one hour/year 3. CT scan available 24/7 4. ECG and chest X-ray 5. Lab or point-of-care testing 24/7 6. Medical director or medical advisor 7. Neurologist or MD with stroke care experience available 24/7 on site or via telemedicine within 20 minutes 19
20 ACUTE STROKE READY HOSPITALS (2) 8. CT available to be read within 45 minutes 9. IV tpa protocol 10.Written stroke protocols 11.Stroke unit for admitted patients 12.Organizational support 13.Integration with EM 14.Transfer protocol for stroke patients 15.Community education (once per year) 20
21 NEXT STEPS ( ) Finalizing system components Council meetings: July, September, November Identifying challenges (gathering feedback) Seek Endorsements Statewide agencies Trade associations 21
22 NEXT STEPS Launching system: phased approach 1. Voluntary designation 2. EMS protocol adoption 3. Technical assistance and Training 4. Data collection and Monitoring 5. Reporting and Performance improvement 22
23 QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS Albert Tsai, PhD, MPH: (651) Jim Peacock, PhD, MPH: (651) Justin Bell, JD (American Heart Association): (952) MN Acute Stroke System: (keyword: stroke) Minnesota Stroke Partnership: 23
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