Oct 2nd CSC SIUH Meeting Draft 9 - 14
Oct 2nd CSC SIUH Meeting Draft 9 - 14
Oct 2nd CSC SIUH Meeting Draft 9 - 14
University Hospital
Comprehensive
Stroke Center
October 2nd, 2020
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To improve the
health and
quality of life
for the people
and
communities
we serve by
providing
world-class
service and
patient-
centered care.
Agenda
1. Staten Island University Hospital Overview
2. Comprehensive Stroke Center
• Current
• Needs
• Future
3. Neurovascular Performance Improvement Measures
4. Neurovascular Data
5. Research
6. Overview
Physical
Education
Space
Performance
Improvement Rehab
Comprehensive Stroke Center Needs
Education /
Policies
Quality and
Processing/
Technology
Staffing/ Physical
Space
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Education
IR Tech &
Patient
RN
Community
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October 28, 2020
Quality
Neurovascular
Peer Review M&M Core Stroke Conference –
Bi-Annually
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Month Day, Year
Staffing
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Technology
Program Needs comments
Concept
Technology Stroke Unit or NCCU upgrade -The number of beds in Stroke Unit needs to be
proportionate to the number of stroke
admission/yr.
-More beds with all modalities needed to
monitor all elements of patient’s Vital Signs
Availability of MR Studies 24/7
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Program Concept Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Certification Staten Island University Hospital
Acute Stroke Team Available 24/7, at bedside within 15 min, as defined by the Compliant
hospital but must have an individual that is privileged by the
hospital to make treatment decisions.
Emergency Access to protocols used by EMS, routing plans; records from Compliant
Medical Services transfer; tracks pre-notification information
Collaboration
Emergency 100% of staff trained annually on stroke symptoms Compliant
Department Staff /activation of stroke code and knowledge of protocols
Stroke Unit Has a neurointensive care unit or designated intensive care DSDF.1 Practitioners are qualified and
beds for complex stroke patients available 24/7; on-site competent.
neurointensivist coverage 24/7 Although we have designated beds: Nurses
and ACP must be trained on care
of Neurocritical Care Patients
DSPR5. 7d. The comprehensive stroke
center is required to have the following
practitioners and staff members available
24/7 Currently do not have
24/7 Neurointensivist Coverage
Initial Assessment Emergency Department physician Compliant
of Patient
Diagnostic Testing CT, MRI, labs, CTA MRA, catheter angiography 24/7; other Compliant
Capability cranial and carotid duplex ultrasound, TEE, TTE as indicated.
Neurologist Meets concurrently emergent needs of multiple complex DSPR. 5 The program determines the care,
Accessibility stroke patients; written call schedule for attending treatment, and services it provides
physicians providing availability 24/7 Gap in on-site 24/7 Neurointerventionalist
Need written on call plan
Treatment IV thrombolytics;
Capabilities Endovascular therapy;
microsurgical neurovascular clipping of
aneurysms;
neuroendovascular coiling of aneurysms;
stenting of extracranial carotid arteries;
carotid endarterectomy.
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Program Concept Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Certification Staten Island University Hospital – North
Transfer For receiving transfers and circumstances for not DSDF.5 The program manages comorbidities
Protocols accepting transferred patients; shall have transfer and concurrently occurring conditions and/or
agreement with referring TSC and PSCs within their communicates the necessary information to
catchment area. manage these conditions to other
Transfer agreements must have: practitioners.
• 24/7 emergency contact information of acute stroke
team and/or the receiving team at the receiving facility
authorized to accept transfers
• The target timeframe for transfer identified in the
transfer agreement.
• Expectations/criteria for advanced imaging prior to
transfer, including CTA/CTP or other imaging
modalities, and time frame for diagnostic service
completion and image sharing process clearly defined.
• Specified time for triage and transport of suspected
large vessel occlusion to an appropriate facility.
• Clearly delineate responsibility related to who will
perform a CTA (sending or receiving facility) and under
which clinical circumstances.
Can demonstrate required elements of the transfer
agreement through references to policies and procedures
incorporated into the agreement.
The ACSC shall be able to identify another ACSC that
they will transfer to when case complexity determines
that further specialized care is needed, or high volume
exceeds resources dictating a need for transfer. This can
be identified through a policy document, such as a surge
policy and does not need to be in the form of a transfer
agreement.
All Nurses
IR Tech
TCD Training
Stroke / PI coordinator
Clinical pharmacist
NV and NCC Administration
Enough ACPs to run the NV/Stroke/NCC services 24/7
Staffing Dedicated Stroke Educator
Stroke Outreach and Advertisement for NV, NI and NCC
Program
24/7 Coverage Neurointerventional ACP
CSC Research Coordinator
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Multidisciplinary Stroke Committee
EMS
QI
ED
Coordinator
Case Radiology
Management
Laboratory
• No NCC unit
• No Board certified fellowship trained interventionist.
• No Neurointensivist
• No Neurology Administrative Director
• No Research Studies - Stroke
• Quality measures below average benchmark and DOH goal.
• Only DOH primary center certified
• No Stroke Coordinator for 2 years.
The above mention list, consists of items SIUH Neurology department was deficient in.
2019 2020
0
Jan Feb March April May June July August
2019 2020
Research studies in
• Neurovascular – 2 current studies, and 2 pending Studies
• Neuromuscular
• Epilepsy
• Data Monitoring
• Quality Performance Improvement
• Complex Procedures
• Research Studies
• Public Outreach and Education
• Comprehensive Outpatient Follow up
• AHA Awards
• 24/7 ACP Coverage
• NCC Unit