Harmonising data collection to deliver high value stroke care and improve patient outcomes
1,5 M
Strokes / year
9 M
Europeans live with stroke
430,000
Deaths
€ 60 B
Cost
1,5 M
Strokes / year
9 M
Europeans live with stroke
430,000
Deaths
€ 60 B
Cost
Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide (438.000 deaths across Europe, representing 8% of total deaths) associated with high health and social care resources and costs. In Europe, stroke costs €60 billion (bn), with healthcare accounting for €27 bn (45%), representing 1,7% of health expenditure.
Suboptimal patient-health professional communication
Inhability to align financial incentives and health success
Inhability to align financial incentives and health success
Poor patient experience and high rates of professional burnout
Optimal patient-health professional communication
Continuous of care delivery Acute Hospital, Rehabilitation and Secondary Prevention
Centralized registries & harmonization of outcome data
Innovative value-based payment model
Hospital admission
Entry in post-stroke program
(Selection of patient candidates to include based on clinical criteria)
To harmonize clinical processes of care by improving KPI, scorecards and outcome measures collection among centres to allow common data collection and integration renewing and defining stroke care processes and sharing best practices
To enhance the efficiency and sustainablity of regional health care systems by improving major KPIs and stroke care process
To raise awareness and provide training education among stroke patients and families by means of NORA, an innovative nudging-based digital platform to improve patient-clinician communication and patient follow-up
To adopt this innovative high-value care solution in Catalonia and Coimbra, enabling the implementation of a realistic, value-based payment model
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Clinical Lead
Head of Stroke Unit -
Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron
cmolina@vhebron.net
Project Manager
Stroke Unit -
Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron
maria.francochaves@vallhebron.cat
Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide (438.000 deaths across Europe, representing 8% of total deaths) associated with high health and social care resources and costs. In Europe, stroke costs €60 billion (bn), with healthcare accounting for €27 bn (45%), representing 1,7% of health expenditure, and €5 bn related to social care costs. Productivity losses cost €12 bn, due to early death and lost working days, including €1.3 bn hours of informal care provided to survivors, costing €16 bn. Readmissions after stroke are related to discharge destination and conditions; thus, greater support for transition to home after stroke is needed to reduce unplanned readmissions. Disabilities and stroke recurrence are one of the main problems that need to be addressed in the stroke care chain, as they hamper patient return to normal life. Hence, there is a need for improving efficiency and optimizing processes of care to ensure continuum of care mostly at the post-hospital level