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Mission: Lifeline North Texas STEMI Workshop
The Model STEMI Receiving Center (PCI capable)Karen Yates, RN, BS, CEN, LP
10/8/2014 ©2011, American Heart Association 2
Mission: Lifeline North Texas
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Karen Yates, RN, BS, CEN, LPThe Model STEMI Receiving Center (PCI Capable)
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: None
UNLABELED/UNAPPROVED USES DISCLOSURE: None
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Mission: Lifeline North Texas
•What Makes the Model STEMI Receiving Center?
• Feedback to Referral Hospitals and EMS Agencies
• Public Outreach and Education
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•How Do You Provide Feedback?
• Referral Hospitals-Follow Up Emails -Follow Up Data/Images
• There Is No Such Thing As Too Much Feedback!
Ennis Regional Medical CenterSTEMI Transfer via PHI 6/26/14
• Symptom Onset 18:24
• Registration Time 18:52
• Triage Time 18:54
• Call for Transfer 19:01
• PHI Request Time 19:13
• PHI Arrival Time 19:27
• PHI Patient Contact 19:29
• PHI Lift Off 19:38
• PHI Landing at MMM 19:53
• Arrival Time in ED 20:00
• Cardiologist at Bedside 20:05
• Left ED for Cath Lab 20:15
• Groin Stick 20:27
• Balloon Time 20:48
• Door to Balloon 48 minutes
• Ennis to Balloon 116 minutes
• 100% RCA w/2 stents, 100% LAD referred for CV surgery
Ennis Regional/PHIMethodist Mansfield Medical Center Emergency/Cath Lab
Ennis Regional Medical Center STEMI Transfer via PHI 7/02/14
Ennis ED/PHI/Mansfield ED• Chest Pain Onset 05:30
• PMH: CABG, HTM, DM
• Ennis ED Arrival 06:58
• Ennis 12 Lead EKG 07:01
• Call for Transfer 07:12
• PHI Arrival 07:43
• At MMMC Helipad 08:12
• In MMMC ED 08:16
MMMC Cardiac Cath Lab• Left MMMC ED for CL 08:17
• CL Arrival 08:20
• Groin Stick 08:31
• Balloon Time 08:51
• MMMC D2B 35 minutes
• Ennis Door to MMMC Balloon 116 minutes
• 2 stents to the Circumflex and 1 to the RCA. Discharged home the next day!
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•How Do You Provide Feedback?
• EMS Agencies-Follow Up Letters-Follow Up Data/Images-Images Posted in EMS Room
• Again, There Is No Such Thing As Too Much Feedback!• EMS Agencies Are Competitive, They All Want The Best D2B
Midlothian Fire Department STEMI 4/22/14 Sam Villa, Ted McPherson, & Matt Sapp
• Symptom Onset 16:30
• 911 Call Time 16:39
• Patient Contact16:47
• 12 Lead EKG 16:48
• First STEMI EKG 16:54
• STEMI Activation 17:04
• ED Arrival 17:20
• Arrival in Cath Lab 17:31
• Groin Stick Time 17:36
• Balloon/Export Time 17:43
• Door to Balloon 23 min
• EMS to Balloon 56 min
Midlothian Fire DepartmentSTEMI 11/12/13 Caleb Bondurant, Justin Lampman, & Robert Etheridge
EMS/Emergency Department• 911 Call Time 10:57
• Patient Contact Time 11:03
• EMS 12 Lead EKG 11:05
• STEMI Activation 11:11
• ED Arrival Time 11:28
• Leave ED for Cath Lab Time 11:35
• ED Staff: Dr. Nguyen, Kat, & Josh
Cardiac Cath Lab• Cath Lab Arrival Time 11:38
• Groin Stick Time 11:42
• Balloon Time 11:50
• Door to Balloon 22 min
• 911 Call to Balloon 57 min
• EMS to Balloon 47 min
• CL Staff: Dr. Taylor, Thai, Jimmy, Susan, Tina, Stacey, Stephanie, & Huong
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Mission: Lifeline North Texas
Get Innovative With Your EMS Partners-Provide educational opportunities
-Facilitate “straight to Cath Lab” via EMS process-Encourage EMS crews to stay and observe cardiac catheterization
-STEMI Packs, Field Blood Draws-EMS patient visits-Life Saving Awards
EMS STEMI Kits and Blood Draw Kits
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•How Do You Tackle Public Education?
•What Are They Big Issues?-Delay In Seeking Medical Care-Not Calling 911-How Do You Spread The Word?
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• Health Fairs• Fire Department/EMS Open Houses• Fall Festivals• 5k/10k Runs• Giveaway Items Promoting Use of 911• Partnering With Other Agencies Such as AHA and NCTTRAC
Mission: Lifeline North Texas STEMI Workshop
The Model STEMI Receiving Center (PCI capable)David D. Muggli MBA, BSN, RN, FACHE
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The Ideal System of Care
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The Ideal Receiving Hospital• Pre-hospital ECG diagnosis of STEMI, ED notification and Cath lab activation occurs according to standard algorithms
• Algorithms facilitate:
– A short ED stay for the STEMI patient
– Transport directly from the field to the Cath lab
• Single-call systems from STEMI-referral hospitals immediately activate the Cath lab
• Primary PCI is provided as routine treatment for STEMI 24-7
• Has plan for and ability to treat re-arrest, including mechanical CPR AND/OR
pharmacological support
• Capable of assessment of need for ICD placement and providing appropriate
follow up
• Defers assessment of prognostication and withdrawal of care for at least 72 hours
after Cardiac Resuscitation.
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• Implements and maintains standard triage and treatment protocols for Cardiac Resuscitation consistent with AHA guidelines
• Initiates hypothermia as soon as possible when indicated
• Initiates cardiology consult as soon as possible for cardiac arrest
• Accepts all STEMI and cardiac resuscitation patients regardless of diversion status
• Meets regularly with A multidisciplinary team regularly to identify and solve problems
• Designs and institutes a continuing education program is designed and instituted
• Establishes a mechanism for monitoring performance, process measures and
patient outcomes
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The Ideal Receiving Hospital (continued)
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• Case #1 • 64 y/o female arrives to the ED with atypical CP via private vehicle• 12 lead EKG• Oxygen, IV, and Nitro x 2• Pain eliminated• 12 lead EKG repeated• Cardiology consulted• Cath Lab activated• Stent x 2 LAD• D/C home after 2 days with EF>35%
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0511 Pt Arrived
at ED
9 Cardiology consulted
40 Cardiology
arrives
2 EKG
12 Cath team activated
46 Case Started
55 Perfusion restored
35 Cath team arrives
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Mission: Lifeline North Texas
• Success• Commitment
• Administration• Medical Staff• Cath Lab Team• ED Team• EMS Providers
• Practice• Mock STEMI• Orientation
• Review• STEMI Workgroup• CP/EMS Meeting
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AHA Mission Lifeline STEMI Receiving Centers Recognition Measures