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Improving Acute Stroke CareThe South Florida EMS Coalition
Brijesh P Mehta, M.D.NeuroInterventional SurgeonDirector, Stroke & Neurocritical CareMemorial Neuroscience Institute
New Era in Acute Stroke Care
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Mechanical Thrombectomy Landmark Trials
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SWIFT PRIMEP<0.001
EXTEND-IAP<0.01
THERAPYNS
Endo-vascular
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Control 19% 28% 29% 36% 40% 30%
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Importance of Time to Treatment
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Relation Between In-Hospital Treatment Speeds and Functional Independence (mRS 0-2) at 3 Months Among Direct Arrival Patients in the Endovascular Thrombectomy Group Achieving Substantial Reperfusion (mTICI score, 2b or 3)
Saver et al. JAMA 2016.
Wake Up Strokes / Unknown Onset Time
5 Nogueira et al. ESOC 2017.
Wake Up Strokes / Unknown Onset Time
6 Nogueira et al. ESOC 2017.
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• Level 1 evidence study establishing a new option at approved study facilities for an underserved patient population who are currently only eligible for medical management
• 20-30% of AIS patients arrive to the ED more than 8 hours from symptom onset
The Importance of DAWN™ Trial
IV Lytic
Mechanical Clot
Retrieval
Medical Management
Growth Potential for Thrombectomy
• About 10k mechanical thrombectomy procedures in 2015– Three thrombectomies per 100k people
• Eliminating time and focusing on imaging selection– Fifteen thrombectomy-eligible patients per 100k
• Overall number of eligible patients– Potential for 30-60k thrombectomies per year
8Rai AT, et al. J NeuroIntervent Surg 2017
Are Florida Stroke Hospitals Ready?
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Considerations
• ASA & JNIS guidelines for LVO thrombectomy
• State-level attestation vs TJC certification
• Proliferation of CSCs – dilution of volume, not all submitting to GWTG
• EMS triage PSC vs CSC – delays in care
• Fragmented emergency neurology coverage – few stroke neurologists
• Variability in EMS protocols and Need for Education on LVO Scales
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Proposed Stroke Work Flow Metrics for LVO
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JNIS 2016
State-level Attestation vs TJC Certification
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• No onsite survey
• No recertification policies
• No core measures, metrics or outcomes tracking
• No minimum coiling/clipping requirement
• No submission of data to GWTG-Stroke database
• No requirement for research
Certification Matters
• Total of 477,297 acute ischemic stroke admissions • 977 certified PSCs
– 73.8% JC, 3.7% DNV, 1.2% HFAP, 21.3% state
• State-based centers underperformed JC hospitals– tPA administration rates– Door-to-needle times– In-hospital mortality
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Man et al. Hospital Certification, Measures, and Outcomes. Stroke 2017.
Certification Matters
Onsite Visit Requirement for State-level certification– Yes
• Massachusetts Department of Health• New York Department of Health
– No• Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services• Georgia Department of Public Health• Texas Department of State Health Services• Florida Agency for Health Care Administration• Oklahoma State Department of Health• Connecticut Department of Public Health
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Man et al. Hospital Certification, Measures, and Outcomes. Stroke 2017.
Proliferation of CSCs in Florida
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Higher Volume of CSC Matters
16 Rinaldo et al. Stroke 2017.
Information on Stroke Care Difficult to Find
• Get With The Guidelines
• Target Stroke Honor Roll
• Joint Commission
• State Certifying Organizations
• Mission Lifeline
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EMS Triage: PSC vs CSC vs which CSC?
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Froehler et al.; Interhospital Transfer Before Thrombectomy STRATIS. Circulation 2017.
PSC CSC Delays
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Froehler et al.; Interhospital Transfer Before Thrombectomy STRATIS. Circulation 2017.
Fragmented Stroke Neurology Coverage
20 Silva GS. Stroke. 2012;43:2078-2085.
Absence of Standardized EMS Protocols
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Palm BeachHollywoodPPinesBSOMiramarHallandaleDavieN Miami-Dade
Need for EMS Education
22Mehta BP et al. ISC 2017.
South Florida EMS Stroke Coalition
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EMS Stroke Triage in Thrombectomy Era
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Rural United States South Florida
EMS on Scene Groin Puncture
25 Mueller-Kronast et al. Stroke 2017.
EMS Nomogram for Triage to CSCs
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Field to ER Arrival Time (minutes)
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CSC #1 120 minCSC #2 100 minCSC #3 60 min
130m
10m 20m 30m
Median Door-to-Puncture Times
120m
90m
Triage Based on Distance + In-Hospital Process
What Can We Emulate?
• STEMI care
• Trauma care
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Recommendations for Systems of Care
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Smith and Schwamm. Stroke 2015. Endovascular Stroke Systems: North America
Development
• Presentation at EMS Chief’s Council in Fall 2015
• Founded in December 2015
• Working committee of EMS Medical Directors and NeuroInterventionalists
• Presentations to stakeholders
Supporters
• American Stroke Association
• Broward Stroke Council
• EMS Chiefs Council
• EMS Medical Director’s Association
• Fire Chief’s Association
Mission
• Improve the delivery of stroke care in tri-county region – Educate EMS and hospitals utilizing evidence-based
guidelines
– Standardize EMS and in-hospital care protocols
– Transparency among PSCs and CSCs to assist with EMS triage decisions
Participation in FL-PR Stroke Registry
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JFK Medical Center
Stroke Data Elements
Data Flow Chart
Regional Dashboard
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Regional Dashboard
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? Discharge mRS? 90d mRS
% rx patients mRS 0-2
Accountability
• Starting April 2018, EMS Medical Directors will request dashboards from individual hospitals in their territories on a quarterly basis
• For hospitals that decline to share data with EMS Medical Directors, actions based on group consensus
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Thank You
Contact Information
Brijesh P Mehta, MDNeuroInterventional Surgeon
Director, Stroke & Neurocritical CareMemorial Neuroscience Institute
617-775-5204neuroinx@icloud.com
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