Michigan Stroke Network

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Michigan Stroke Network

• Rob Fisher, RN, MBA
• Associate Vice President
• Rural Health Network, Michigan Stroke Network and
  Neuroscience
• Connie Parliament, RN, MSN, CNRN
• Clinical Director
• Michigan Stroke Network and Neuroscience
• St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, Trinity Health
• Pontiac, MI

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MSN 18-month updateLessons Learnedso far
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Disclosure
8/1925 5/2008

• Thank You Parkview Hospital, Ft. Wayne, IN
  Garfield Jones, In Touch Health.

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Facts About Stroke

• 3rd Leading cause of severe disability in both
  U.S. MI
• Someone has a stroke every 45 seconds in U.S.
• Every 3 minutes someone dies from stroke.
• 35,952 Hospital Admissions 2003
• 5,282 deaths/6.2 of all deaths
• Wayne, Oakland MaComb counties between
  2000-2004 had over 10,000 stroke deaths.
• Projected impact this year for the state - 2
  billion.

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Michigan Stroke Network

• 428-Bed
• Community Hospital
• Member of Trinity Health, 4th largest Catholic
  healthcare system in the US
• Located in 7 states, 47 hospitals
• 12 Trinity Hospitals in Michigan

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St Joseph Mercy Oakland

• First JACHO Certified Primary Stroke Center in
  Michigan
• 9th in the United States Certified
• Provide Comprehensive Stroke Care
• 24/7 Neurosurgeons Neurologists
• 24/7 Neuroendovascular specialists via
  telemedicine

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The Michigan Stroke Network (MSN)

• The Michigan Stroke Network
• A collaborative network of hospitals working
  together to deliver comprehensive stroke care in
  Michigan.
• The Michigan Stroke Network
• Ensures that hospitals across Michigan,
  regardless of size or resources, will offer
  patients advanced stroke care.

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MSN In THE NEWS
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Michigan Map
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Total Stroke Volume 2008 FiscalPayor Mix
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MSN Rollout
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Total Stroke Volume(Calendar Yr. 2000 2008
Projected)
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Total Stroke Volume(Gross Revenue Fiscal Yrs.)
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Changes in Operations/Lessons Learned
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Service Expansion
29 Bed Neuroscience Unit
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Neurovascular Cath Lab
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ICU Occupancy No. of Strokes CasesJuly 2005
June 2008
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Thank You! Questions?

• Together Were Better
• Better coordination of care
• Better consistency of care
• Better outcomes
• Better access