Educational Opportunities in Acute Ischemic Stroke Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Illinois at.

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Educational Opportunities in Acute Ischemic Stroke Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine Chicago, Illinois

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP Objective What educational opportunities exist for EM physicians? Do EM physicians participate in stroke educational initiatives?

ASA website

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP American Stroke Association Acute Stroke Treatment ProgramAcute Stroke Treatment Program Operation StrokeOperation Stroke Get with the Guidelines-StrokeGet with the Guidelines-Stroke Stroke Center CertificationStroke Center Certification

NSA website

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP National Stroke Association Public Health Stoke Summit CDC sponsored Increase public awareness Develop state programs to decrease Incidence Morbidity Death rate National Tutorial on Stroke

AAN website

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP American Association of Neurology Guidelines 1996 Thrombolysis in Stroke 2002 Anticoagulation/antiplatelet in ischemic stroke Guidelines in Process Cerebral venous thrombosis Laboratory assessment of stroke MR perfusion and diffusion TTE, TEE and carotid U/S in stroke

ACEP website

SAEM website

AAEM website

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP Emergency Physicians Organizations Policy statements on use of intravenous tPA for the management of acute stroke in the emergency department Concerns for the development of primary stroke centers

Stroke-site.org

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP Brain Attack Coalition Stroke scales Guidelines Pathways North Carolina Stanford Thomas Jefferson

FERNE website

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP FERNE Seminars Topic specific ACEP, SAEM, International Forums SAEM 2004 Advisory Boards Website

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP ACT for Stroke ACT for Stroke Overcome key barriers in coordinating stroke treatment Multi-disciplinary stroke teams in both Stroke Centers and Intermediate Stroke Care hospitals Encourage timely diagnosis and coordinated triage to rapidly treat acute stroke

Brad Bunney, MD, FACEP Future Directions Future Directions Continued collaboration (BAC) will improve emergency medicine participation. National organizations need to recruit the participation of emergency medicine physicians. National EM organizations should continue to review and update their policy statements in regards to stroke treatment The Clinical Policies Committee should provide an evidence based review of stroke management.

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