Six-weekly co-coordination korero/meetings continued with Te Herenga Hauora / South Island DHB Maori Health Managers. CHALLENGES Health in all policies KEY AREAS DELIVERABLES People with stroke admitted to hospital are treated in a stroke unit and/or in the setting of an organised stroke service (see PP20 for definitions of a stroke unit and organised stroke services). 1a Organisation of Support interventions which seek to minimise disparities between Stroke services Maori and non-Maori Ensure that existing stroke pathway information that is available 1b Q4 to primary care is consistent across the South Island. All people with stroke have access to a quality assured thrombolysis 2a service (24/7) Island regional centres collaborate with local ambulance services Thrombolysis 2b Q2,4 to ensure pre-notification to hospital services A telestroke service for SI DHBs will be scoped for embedding in the 2c Q2,4 South Island within available resources Regional A regional Intra-arterial clot retrieval service based in CDHB to be clot 3 Q2,4 scoped for the South Island retrieval service All eligible people with stroke receive early active rehabilitation services and equitable access to community stroke services (as 4a defined by the National Stroke Network), supported by an interdisciplinary stroke team Rehabilitation and community Work collaboratively with Stroke Foundation and Ministry of Health in stroke services order to Integrate Primary care at every opportunity including: Education 4b identifying prevention Review Workstream membership and include primary care professionals Develop a regional workforce plan that supports the delivery and 5a Q2,4 achievement of high quality stroke care provision CDHB and SIAPO will provide standardised thrombolysis education across the South Island regional centres via videoconference using Workforce 5b Q2,4 a hub and spoke model All members of the interdisciplinary stroke team participate in ongoing education, training (a minimum of 8 hours stroke specific education 5c Q2,4 per year (minimum standard) and service improvement programmes.
Six-weekly co-coordination korero/meetings continued with Te Herenga Hauora / South Island DHB Maori Health Managers. CHALLENGES Health in all policies KEY AREAS DELIVERABLES Organisation of Stroke services 1a People with stroke admitted to hospital are treated in a stroke unit and/or in the setting of an organised stroke service (see PP20 for definitions of a stroke unit and organised stroke services). Support interventions which seek to minimise disparities between Maori and non-Maori 1b Ensure that existing stroke pathway information that is available to primary care is consistent across the South Island. Q4 Thrombolysis 2a All people with stroke have access to a quality assured thrombolysis service (24/7) 2b Island regional centres collaborate with local ambulance services to ensure pre-notification to hospital services Q2,4 2c A telestroke service for SI DHBs will be scoped for embedding in the South Island within available resources Q2,4 Regional clot retrieval service 3 A regional Intra-arterial clot retrieval service based in CDHB to be scoped for the South Island Q2,4 Rehabilitation and community stroke services 4a All eligible people with stroke receive early active rehabilitation services and equitable access to community stroke services (as defined by the National Stroke Network), supported by an interdisciplinary stroke team 4b Work collaboratively with Stroke Foundation and Ministry of Health in order to Integrate Primary care at every opportunity including: Education identifying prevention Review Workstream membership and include primary care professionals Workforce 5a Develop a regional workforce plan that supports the delivery and achievement of high quality stroke care provision Q2,4 5b CDHB and SIAPO will provide standardised thrombolysis education across the South Island regional centres via videoconference using a hub and spoke model Q2,4 5c All members of the interdisciplinary stroke team participate in ongoing education, training (a minimum of 8 hours stroke specific education per year (minimum standard) and service improvement programmes. Q2,4
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