PROGRAM OUTLINE
Inaugural Meeting of The NorthEast Cerebrovascular Consortium: Envisioning an Integrated, Multi-State, Regional Stroke System of Care: Designing the Blueprint, Boston, MA, September 13-15, 2006;
Compare the different organizational structures within each state relevant to stroke care Catalog current efforts in stroke systems of care Identify cross-border opportunities for care and create common criteria for primary stroke service designation that will allow for cross-border designation and delivery of care Outline prior experience with “pay for performance” in cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease
Review the challenges of outcomes data collection in a HIPAA constrained environment
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PRELIMINARY AGENDA
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
1:00-1:30 pm Welcome to The NECC - Conference Overview Overview of the Stroke Systems of Care Model • Primordial/Primary Prevention • Community Educartion • Notification and Response of EMS • Acute Stroke Treatment • Subacute Stroke Treatment and Secondary Prevention • Rehabilitation • Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Activities1:30-2:20 pm Priomordial/Primary Prevention • Physical Activity, Nutrition, Tobacco and Stroke • Stroke Prevention Clinics • Community Outreach: Signs and Symptoms2:20–3:10 pm Notification and Response of EMS • EMS – Education and Training • Primary Stroke Centers: Designation, Licensure 3:30–4:20 pm Acute/Subacute Stroke Treatment and • TeleStroke for Rural Initiatives • Acute Ischemic Stroke Update: New Trial Results • Secondary Prevention of Ischemic Stroke and TIA 4:20–4:55 pm Rehabilitation 5:00–5:50 pm Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Activities • Impact of HIPAA/IRB on QI initiatives • Impact of Privacy Rules on QI initiatives • Factors Influencing Adherence: Prescription Benefits 6:30–9:00 pm Reception and Keynote Defect Free Stroke Care: How Do We Get There? • Public Health Initiatives: Coverdell Registry and • Mandatory Public Reporting • Moderated Q/A to the Panel
Thursday, September 14, 2006
8:15–8:45 am Welcome and Goals for the Day8:45–10:30 am Stroke Systems of Care Components State Summary of Progress to Date (15 mins each) • CT, NY, NJ, VT, NH, ME, RI, MA11:00–1:00 pm Identifying Cross-Border Opportunities for Collaboration Breakout Sessions by Topic with Working Lunch Each session begins with a 30 minute didactic session followed by facilitated discussions with notes. • Health Promotion and Community Outreach: Developing Broadcast Quality Community Education • Lipid lowering for primary and secondary stroke prevention • Prehospital/EMS: Emergency Dispatch, EMS Response, Point of Entry • Hospital Based Acute Stroke Care: Acute Stroke Update • Rehabilitation: Assessing Stroke Rehabilitation Resources: Defining Supply and Demand 1:00–2:00 pm Report Out from Breakouts and Sharing of Ideas • Health Promotion and Community Outreach • Primary Prevention • Prehospital/EMS • Hospital Based Acute Stroke Care • Rehabilitation2:30–4:05 pm Lessons Learned from The Other Networks/Consortiums Three ideas that worked and three that didn’t: Advice to The NECC • Canadian Stroke Network • Tri-State Stroke Consortium • Bavarian Regional Stroke Units • Western States Stroke Consortium • Stroke Belt Consortium • Great Lakes Stroke Consortium • Delta States Stroke Consortium4:15–5:25 pm Stakeholder/Partner Updates • CDC, NINDS, CMS, AHA/ASA, NSA • JCAHO, CARF, STOP Stroke Act Sponsor5:45–6:05 pm Think Globally, Act Locally • A Summary of the Major Themes of the Conference
Friday, September 15, 2006
9:00–9:30 am General Meeting Summary and Plan for the Day9:45–1:00 pm Writing Group Meeting Designing a Blueprint for a Regional Stroke System of Care • Developing an Action Plan • Setting Priorities • Defining Deliverables
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