Innovating AFib Care: Overcoming Challenges Using Viz.ai's Data-Driven Solutions
At HRX, Jonathan Hsu, MD, MAS, FHRS shares his experience with Viz.ai’s post-acute workflow solution, Viz Connect, and how it simplifies care coordination for post-acute stroke patients with suspected AFib.
Cryptogenic stroke is a prevalent cause of stroke recurrence
Post-acute stroke care can oftentimes be challenging, particularly when dealing with cryptogenic strokes. Cryptogenic strokes contribute to hospital readmissions, leading to prolonged stays and a significant economic burden. Streamlining care coordination between neurology and cardiology is crucial in optimizing the post-acute stroke care pathway. This is where Viz.ai excels.
>30%
of strokes are of unknown cause, or cryptogenic1
Up to 33%
of patients are at risk of secondary stroke within 1 month – 5 years2-4
$33B+
total estimated US economic burden as a result of long-term disability among surviving patients5
Extend the Neurology Stroke Workflow to Cardiology
This transformative solution creates an efficient, collaborative environment to help the Brain-Heart teams reduce the risk of secondary stroke and lower hospital costs.
Improve patient outcomes
with >50% increase in inpatient cardiology follow-up
Reduce delays in diagnosis
with <5 minute average response times using integrated HIPAA-compliant collaboration tools
Increase cardiac monitoring volumes
by >10x by providing Brain-Heart teams with timely patient status overviews
A Brain to Heart Chat
Optimizing the inpatient workflow for post-acute stroke cardiac monitoring referrals and placements at the University of Kentucky
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References
1. Yaghi,T et al. Circulation Research. 2017;120:527–540
2. Sacco RL, et al. Stroke. 1989; 20:983–989.
3. Moroney JT, et al. Stroke. 1998; 29:2118–2124.
4. Petty GW, et al. Stroke. 2000; 31:1062–1068.
5. Shireman,T et al. Stroke. 2017;48:379–387
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