Telestroke for Comprehensive Transient Ischemic Attack Care in Acute

Status Completed

Clinical Trial Summary

TELECAST-TIA is a prospective single-center study evaluating guideline-based transient ischemic attack (TIA) treatment at an Acute Stroke Ready Hospital (ASRH) pre- and post-initiation of a specialist telestroke inpatient rounding service. TELECAST-TIA will study the following clinical endpoints: diagnostic stroke evaluation, secondary stroke prevention, health screening and evaluation, stroke education, inpatient complications, and stroke recurrence rates. Additional relevant non-clinical data will include patient and provider satisfaction scores, transfer patterns, and a cost analysis.

Clinical Trial Description

Telestroke is a validated intervention that improves the triage and emergent treatment of acute stroke, specifically related to the use of intravenous thrombolysis. Effective urgent stroke evaluation and secondary stroke prevention is also essential to decrease the risk of recurrent stroke, however, there have been no studies to date examining the use of telestroke to improve delivery of non-emergent inpatient stroke care per American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines. Currently, access to stroke specialist expertise is limited resulting in significant disparities in stroke care. Previous publications have identified that patients in rural areas may receive sub-optimal stroke care that does not follow accepted guideline recommendations. Telestroke is a cost-effective mechanism to deliver specialist stroke care to hospitals that do not have in-person stroke consultation available. The aim of TELECAST-TIA is to determine whether specialist telestroke inpatient rounding improves guideline-based TIA treatment when compared to non-specialist transient ischemic attack treatment. The primary outcome of TELECAST-TIA is a composite score of 3 categories: diagnostic stroke evaluation, secondary stroke prevention, and stroke education. Individual components of the primary outcome were principally derived from AHA stroke guidelines. Additional outcome measures include individual analyses of the components of the primary outcome as well as the complication rate, stroke recurrence rate, transfer rate, patient and provider satisfaction levels, and a cost-analysis. All outcomes will be assessed at 1 year post-implementation, with data accruement starting after a 3-month lead in phase. ;

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Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT03724110
Study type	Observational [Patient Registry]
Source	University of Minnesota
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Status	Completed
Phase
Start date	October 2, 2018
Completion date	July 2, 2022

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Telestroke for Comprehensive Transient Ischemic Attack Care in Acute Stroke Ready Hospitals — TELECAST-TIA

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