Cleveland, OH 44195
9500 Euclid Ave., S100a
Neurological Institute
The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
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2016 International Mobile Stroke Summit:
Transforming Stroke Care Through
Innovative Stroke Systems
May 20-21, 2016
InterContinental Hotel and
Conference Center
9801 Carnegie Ave
Cleveland, OH
For more information, including online
registration, visit www.ccfcme.org/MobileStroke16
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2016 International Mobile Stroke Summit:
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Transforming Stroke Care Through Innovative Stroke Systems
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May 20-21, 2016
InterContinental Hotel and Conference Center | 9801 Carnegie Ave | Cleveland, OH
Learning Objectives
After completing this educational activity, participants will be able
to do the following:
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Recognize the importance of decreasing time to thrombolytic
treatment and identify novel strategies to improve treatment
times.
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Assess the development, implementation, and expansion of
Mobile Stroke Units in the United States and Internationally.
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Compare different national and international models for stroke
systems of care.
Summit Directors
M. Shazam Hussain, MD
Cleveland Clinic Cerebrovascular Center
Andrew Russman, MD
Overview
Cleveland Clinic Cerebrovascular Center
More than 795,000 strokes occur each year in the US and cause
significant morbidity and mortality. Improvements in acute stroke
management, development of pre-hospital stroke systems of care,
mobile stroke units, and modeling best practices for regional, national, and international stroke systems of care, have led to significant
advances in care delivery during the past 5 years. Actual outcomes,
however, have not reached those achievable, owing to a variety to
factors that include gaps in knowledge, competence, and practice
among health care providers. Given the significant morbidity and
mortality associated with strokes, education aimed at improving the
knowledge and competence of practitioners to prevent and treat
this disorder has the potential to substantially improve outcomes in
this large patient population.
Featuring Mobile Stroke Pioneers
This two-day international summit is designed to address important practice gaps through presentations by the internationally-renowned leaders in mobile stroke treatment that will review and
analyze the most current developments in research and clinical
practice and discuss the implication for clinical practice.
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Time-based outcomes for the use of tissue plasminogen
activator
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Building pre-hospital stroke systems of care
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Mobile stroke treatment units
Target Audience
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Mobile imaging technology
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Mobile stroke telemedicine
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Regional, national and international models for stroke
systems of care
Neurologists, emergency medicine physicians, neurosurgeons,
primary care physicians, nurses, physician assistants,
paramedics, emergency medical technicians, physical therapists
and occupational therapists.
Martin Ebinger, MD
Charité-Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany
Klaus Faßbender, MD
University Hospital of the Saarland, Homburg, Germany
James Grotta, MD
University of Texas, Houston, TX
Peter Rasmussen, MD
Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH
Key Topics
This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.™
For more information, including online registration, visit www.ccfcme.org/MobileStroke16
May 20-21, 2016
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
2016 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE STROKE SUMMIT: TRANSFORMING
STROKE CARE THROUGH INNOVATIVE STROKE SYSTEMS
May 20, 2016
Time
Topic
Speaker
0730-0845
Registration/Continental Breakfast/Exhibits
0845-0900
Opening Remarks/Day 1 Overview
Session I:
Developing Pre-Hospital Stroke Systems of Care
0900-0930
Lessons from Cardiac Systems of Care
Seth Podolsky, MD (Cleveland Clinic)
0930-1000
Lessons from Trauma Systems of Care
Jon Schrock, MD (MetroHealth, Cleveland)
1000-1015
Break/Exhibits
1015-1045
Stroke and EMS Collaboration
1045-1115
Stroke Critical Care Transport Systems
1115-1145
Panel Q&A Session I
1145-1230
Lunch
Session II:
Re-imagining the Future for Stroke Systems of Care
1230-1300
Stroke Systems of Care in 2025
1300-1330
When Does Innovation in Stroke Systems Become Research?
Dr. Hussain
Moderator: Dr. Levine
Christopher Lewandowski, MD (Henry Ford Hospital)
Frederick Hustey, MD (Cleveland Clinic)
Moderator: Dr. Rasmussen
James Grotta, MD (University of Texas, Houston)
Pooja Khatri, MD (University of Cincinnati)
1330-1400
Panel Q&A Session II
1400-1415
Break/Exhibits
Session III:
The Next Decade of Challenges Facing Stroke System Growth
Moderator: Dr. Ebinger
1415-1440
Canada
Gordon Gubitz, MD (Dalhousie University, Halifax)
1440-1505
France
Guillaume Turc, MD (Hospital Sainte Anne, Paris)
1505-1530
Australia
1530-1555
United States
1555-1620
Norway
1620-1645
Germany
1645-1700
Panel Q&A Session III
1700
Day 1 Wrap-up
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Vincent Thijs, MD (University of Melbourne)
Rishi Gupta, MD (Wellstar, Atlanta)
Thomas Lindner, PhD (Norwegian Air Ambulance)
Klaus Faßbender, MD (University of Saarland)
May 20-21, 2016
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
2016 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE STROKE SUMMIT: TRANSFORMING
STROKE CARE THROUGH INNOVATIVE STROKE SYSTEMS
May 21, 2016
0700-0750
Registration/Continental Breakfast/Exhibits
0750-0800
Welcome/Day 2 Overview
Session IV:
Making the Case for Mobile Stroke Systems
0800-0830
Time-based Outcomes After Stroke
0830-0850
Mobile Stroke Clinical Process Efficiency
0850-0910
Mobile Stroke Cost Effectiveness
0910-0930
Panel Q&A Session IV
0930-0945
Break/Exhibits
Session V:
Crafting a Mobile Stroke System
0945-1005
Building Consensus and Financing
1005-1020
Vehicle Construction
1020-1035
Information Technology Enablement
1035-1050
Mobile Laboratory
1050-1110
Mobile Imaging Quality and Capability
1110-1130
Clinical Staffing and Financial Operations
1130-1145
Telemedicine Encounters
1145-1215
Panel Q&A Session V
1215-1300
Lunch
Session VI:
Panel Discussion
1300-1400
Urban and Rural Mobile Stroke Systems: Private vs. Public Development
Dr. Russman
Moderators: Dr. Faßbender
Ashis Tayal, MD (Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh)
Ritvij Bowry, MD (University of Texas, Houston)
Martin Ebinger, MD (Charite Hospital, Berlin)
Moderator: Dr. Rasmussen
Andrei Alexandrov, MD (University of Tennessee, Memphis)
Stephanie Parker, RN (University of Texas, Houston)
Kathy Deanda (University of Colorado, Denver)
Stacey Winners, MSc (Cleveland Clinic)
Thomas Masaryk, MD (Cleveland Clinic)
William Jones, MD (University of Colorado, Denver)
Zeshaun Khawaja, MD (Cleveland Clinic)
Moderator: Dr. Hussain
Peter Rasmussen, MD, Klaus Faßbender, MD, Martin Ebinger, MD, Ashfaq Shuaib, MD
1400-1415
Break/Exhibits
Session VII:
Collaboration Challenges in Mobile Stroke Systems
1415-1430
Regulatory Environment
1430-1450
Geographic Information System Modeling to Enhance Mobile Stroke Care
Moderator: Dr. Zaidat
Jonathan Keary, MD (Cleveland Clinic)
Philip Scott, MD (University of Michigan)
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May 20-21, 2016
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
2016 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE STROKE SUMMIT: TRANSFORMING
STROKE CARE THROUGH INNOVATIVE STROKE SYSTEMS
1450-1510
Destination and Transfer Workflow
1510-1530
Automated Imaging Interpretation
1530-1550
Quality and Outcomes Data
1550-1610
Research Opportunities
1610-1640
Panel Q&A Session VII
1640-1700
Final Thoughts/Wrap-Up
3
Andrew Russman, DO (Cleveland Clinic)
Iris Grunwald, MD (Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge)
Ken Uchino, MD (Cleveland Clinic)
Vincent Thijs, MD (University of Melbourne)
Drs. Hussain and Russman