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Continuum of Care: Stroke
Healthy Population
At-Risk Population
Stroke Event
EMS Emergency Department
Hospital Rehabilitation
Healthy Population
Primordial Prevention– Prevention of risk factor development– Awareness of stroke risk
At-Risk Population
Primary Prevention– Prevention of event– Control of risk factors– Awareness of stroke risk
Stroke Event Occurs
Secondary Prevention– Recognition of Stroke Signs and
Symptoms– Recognition to call emergency response
Emergency Medical Services
Secondary Prevention– Acute Care and Treatment
Emergency Department
Secondary Prevention– Acute Care and Treatment
Hospital Stay
Secondary Prevention– Sub-Acute Care
Rehabilitation
Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
General/Healthy Population
At-Risk Population Stroke Event EMS Emergency Department
Hospital Rehabilitation
Develop a follow-up support system for stroke survivors and families. (Individual help and group)
Partnership with professional sports or community events that provide major exposure.
Identify priority needs for culturally-appropriate education materials.
Training for EMS professionals, police and fire personnel.
Training for ED professionals, especially on tPA
Training for hospital based stroke professionals
Training for stroke rehabilitation professionals, long term care personnel.
Insurance coverage for stroke screenings (over age 50)
Develop statewide EMS protocols for stroke, and use of stroke scales.
Improved coverage for ambulance calls for stroke.
Legislatively mandate pre-arrival instructions.
Implementation of Get With The Guidelines - Stroke.
Communication system among rehab specialists and managed care organizations for better care coordination.
Educate older adults about stroke treatment options.
Dispatcher education. State-based collaborative on stroke care improvement (include clinics and hospitals)
Family Education
Educate long term care workers.
Educate hospital workers, urgent care clinics, health "help line" services.
Communication protocols/network between small and large hospitals
Survivor education and support.
Add stroke measures to critical access care hospital measures for CMS.
Maintain list of specialized services available throughout state.
Conduct a "call 9-1-1" and warning signs awareness media campaign. Develop an integrated acute stroke care network for EMS and hospitals.
Guidelines for Project Development
Identify a lead organization Action plan to be presented to a
potential lead organization MDH will support, coordinate, and
advise on each project
Guidelines for Project Development
Collaboration with multiple organizations is encouraged
Funding: (a) Partner Organizations
(b) Foundations, and/or
(c) State/Federal Agencies(e.g., CDC)
Role of Minnesota Stroke Committee on Projects
1. Initiate and Develop
2. Coordinate or Implement
3. Advise
4. Monitor, and/or
5. Evaluate
Updated: January 2006