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Minnesota Acute Stroke System Council

Minnesota Acute Stroke System Council. Web/Teleconference Meeting May 25, 2011. Agenda. Welcome Hospital Category Working Definitions Introductory poll Group Discussion Concluding p oll. Working Definitions. Comprehensive Stroke Center Primary Stroke Center Acute Stroke Capable

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Minnesota Acute Stroke System Council

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  1. Minnesota Acute Stroke System Council Web/Teleconference MeetingMay 25, 2011

  2. Agenda • Welcome • Hospital Category Working Definitions • Introductory poll • Group Discussion • Concluding poll

  3. Working Definitions • Comprehensive Stroke Center • Primary Stroke Center • Acute Stroke Capable • Drip and Keep • Drip and Ship

  4. Question: What categorization scheme will work best in Minnesota? • Two levels • L1 Primary Stroke Center (PSC) • L2 Acute Stroke Capable (ASC) • Three levels • L1 Comprehensive Stroke Center (CSC) • L2 PSC • L3 ASC • Four levels • L1 CSC • L2 PSC • L3 ASC – drip and keep • L4 ASC – drip and ship • Other

  5. Other States • One Level (equivalent to or equal to Joint Commission PSC) – 9 states • One Level (ASC) - Massachusetts • Two Levels (CSC and PSC) – 2 states • Two Levels (PSC and ASC) – 3 states • Three Levels – 5 states • Note: we are not considering “not designated” as a “level” in this discussion

  6. Minnesota Hospitals by Level* *Based on Minnesota Hospital Stroke QI Survey 2010

  7. Question: What categorization scheme will work best in Minnesota? • Two levels • L1 Primary Stroke Center (PSC) • L2 Acute Stroke Capable (ASC) • Three levels • L1 Comprehensive Stroke Center (CSC) • L2 PSC • L3 ASC • Four levels • L1 CSC • L2 PSC • L3 ASC – drip and keep • L4 ASC – drip and ship • Other

  8. Next Steps • Watch your inbox: Question(s) of the Month • We are always soliciting your unsolicited input • Panel and Discussion: Minnesota Stroke Conference 2011 (June 13) • Next Council meeting: June 22, Noon

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