Nicolle W. Davis

Abstract DP387: Accuracy of Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit Cancellations by On Scene Emergency Medical Services

Benjamin Alwood, Lindsey Perrotta, Harry Hutchens, James F. Marx et autres

Intro: Mobile stroke treatment units (MSTUs) enable faster acute stroke treatment compared to conventional Emergency Medical Services (EMS) transportation. However, they can only be activated for one patient at a time. High cancellation rates of a MSTU may reflect effective triage by …

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Abstract WP190: From Ambulance to ICU: Direct Admission to the Neuro ICU from the Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit

Mahmoud Alhosiny Fayed, Kelsey Prine, David Lykens, Teng J. Peng et autres

Introduction: Mobile Stroke Treatment Units (MSTUs) are redefining the framework of acute stroke care by bringing the hospital to the patient and reducing time to treatment. Patients treated with tenecteplase (TNK) in the MSTU may bypass the Emergency Department (ED) and be …

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Abstract WP206: Characterizing Prehospital Emergency Medical Services Dispatch Diagnostics in Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke Detection

Tiffany M. Mott, Teng J. Peng, David Lykens, Anna Yuzefovich Khanna et autres

Introduction: Stroke requires early recognition and dispatch of adequate Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Traditional EMS dispatch systems are not geared toward the utilization of Mobile Stroke Treatment Units (MSTUs). We evaluated the initial dispatched complaint for patients with large vessel occlusion (LVO) …

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Indirect Effects of Operating a Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit

Nicolle W. Davis, Teng J. Peng, David Lykens, Andrea Corwine et autres

Mobile stroke units, also referred to as mobile stroke treatment units, have revolutionized acute stroke care by reducing thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy times, resulting in positive patient outcomes. These direct benefits of mobile stroke treatment units have been well documented in the …

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NeuroICU FastTrack: Rapid Disposition of Patients with Intracerebral Hemorrhage from the Emergency Department to Neuro-ICU

Nicolle W. Davis, Jeannette M. Hester, Brandon R. Allen, Clare Wilson et autres

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Abstract WP90: Cost of Stroke Treatment: A Comparative Analysis of Mobile Stroke and Standard Treatment

Nicolle W. Davis, David Lykens, Anna Yuzefovich Khanna, Molly Jacobs

Introduction: Over the past decade, Mobile Stroke Treatment Units (MSTU) have enhanced the quality of stroke care in the United States by bringing the hospital to the patient. While MSTUs improve stroke patient outcomes compared to standard hospital care, there are still …

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Abstract TMP29: Evaluation of Missed Strokes on Scene by a Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit

Nicolle W. Davis, David Lykens, Lauren Lavender, Mahmoud Alhosiny Fayed et autres

Introduction: Mobile Stroke Treatment Units (MSTU) are improving clinical outcomes by significantly shortening the time-to-treatment. On scene, the specialized staff, including a registered nurse and critical care paramedic, are able to rapidly assess the patient for acute stroke symptoms. This rapid treatment …

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Transforming Early Stroke Care Through Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit Rendezvous With Rural Emergency Medical Services

Nicolle W. Davis, Mahmoud Alhosiny Fayed, Evan Hardee, David Lykens et autres

BACKGROUND: Mobile stroke units, also sometimes called Mobile Stroke Treatment Units (MSTUs) are changing the paradigm of acute stroke care and are considered to be an extension of the time is brain concept. Of the <20 active Mobile Stroke Programs in the …

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Abstract 228: Comparative Analysis of Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit (MSTU) and Emergency Department (ED) Patients with Large Vessel Occlusion (LVO) in Need of Endovascular Thrombectomy

Neetu Saini, Tzu‐Rong Peng, Nicolle W. Davis, David Lykens et autres

Introduction Large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes represent a critical medical emergency requiring prompt intervention to minimize neurological damage and improve patient outcomes. Traditionally, patients with LVO are taken to the Emergency Department (ED) via standard Emergency Medical Services (EMS) before undergoing endovascular …

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Abstract 76: Expediting Intracerebral Hemorrhage Patients to the NeuroICU and Improving Emergency Department Length of Stay

Nicolle W. Davis, Jeannette M. Hester, B. Allen, Christopher P. Robinson et autres

Introduction: Emergency Department Length of Stay (EDLOS) impacts outcomes of critically ill intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) patients with the risk of dying while hospitalized increasing 40% when an intensive care unit (ICU) bed is delayed beyond 4h. The NINDS recommends admission to the …

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Use of Stroke Alert Sticker in the Field Decreases Time to Acute Interventions for Ischemic Stroke Patients

Nicolle W. Davis, Meghan Bailey, Jeannette M. Hester, Gabriel Bonnell et autres

ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: Stroke is a medical emergency requiring timely intervention to optimize patient outcomes. The only treatments currently Food and Drug Administration approved for acute stroke are intravenous (IV) thrombolytics, which require obtaining specific medical history to be administered safely. This medical …

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Abstract WP5: Act Fast!EMS Sticker Use DecreasesTime To Acute Intervention For Ischemic Stroke Patients

Nicolle W. Davis, Meghan Bailey, Jeannette M. Hester, Anna Yuzefovich Khanna et autres

Introduction: Stroke is a medical emergency requiring timely intervention to optimize patient outcomes. Intravenous (IV) thrombolytics, the only treatment currently FDA-approved for acute stroke, require pertinent medical history for treatment decisions. Key details are often missed in the prehospital setting and during …

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