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P Jourdain
Service de cardiologie CHU Bicêtre
Technological innovations in order to
reduce rehospitalizations in advanced
heart failure
Disclosures
Honorarium from: Alere, Abbott, Servier, LuminaDX,Astra zeneca, MSD, Schering, Novartis,
Daichi, Lilly, Roche, Boston, Medtronic, Sorin, Air liquide, Saint Jude médical,Livy, IQVA
Research: Servier, Novartis,,CAS, Amgen, MSD, Schering MSD,
Un défi lancé par les maladies
chroniques que nous n’arrivons pas à
remporter…
Comorbidities in GP trusts in UK
Le système de santé change
Process analysis
• Isolating the different components of advanced HF pathways:– Diagnostic
– Severity analysis
– In hospital management
– Post hospitalization management
– Patient involvement
– Patient evolution monitoring
– Medical devices monitoring
– Medical evaluation
• Regulatory support and possibilities
• Technological status (wireless capacities, population financial status,…)
Severity analysis
• In most of cases CHF patients depends from
one cardiologist (and even in some case
none…).
• If in Cancer most of patients benefit from
multidisciplinary approach why not in
cardiology ?
• HF integrates numerous prognostic markers
but not integrate in a pathway approach nor
in a therapeutic point of view.
The French touch in order to analyze the
risk of pulmonary cancer progression
Quel impact de cet outil d’adaptation du plan de
soins ?
In hospital management
• Most of HF patients are admitted in non
cardiologic departments.
• Therapy and prognostic are different in
favor of…
• Most of HF patients come through
emergency structures and spend a long
time at the ED waiting for cardiologic
advice, echo, … and diuretic therapy
Mitra clip ?
• 614 patients on 78 sites
• heart failure and moderate-to-severe or severe secondary mitral regurgitation who remained symptomatic despite the use of maximal doses of guideline-directed medical therapy
• The annualized rate of all hospitalizations for heart failure within 24 monthswas 35.8% per patient-year in the device group as compared with 67.9% per patient-year in the control group (hazard ratio, 0.53; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.40 to 0.70; P<0.001).
• The rate of freedom from device-related complications at 12 months was96.6% (lower 95% confidence limit, 94.8%; P<0.001 for comparison with the performance goal).
• Death from any cause within 24 months occurred in 29.1% of the patients in the device group as compared with 46.1% in the control group (hazard ratio, 0.62; 95% CI, 0.46 to 0.82; P<0.001)
• But recent french studies are a bit disapointing concerning thesetechniques.
N Engl J Med 2018; 379:2307-2318
TAVICirc J 2018; 82: 874–885
TAVI
• 40,751 Medicare beneficiaries >65 years who underwent primaryisolated AVR between 2000 and 2004 were included in the study.
• median patient age was 76 years.
• At 30 days, all-cause readmission was 21.5% and HF readmissionwas 3.9%. Patients with preoperative HF had higher postoperativeHF readmission rates compared to those without (30 days, 6.3% versus 2.2%; one year, 13.9% versus 4.4%; five years, 6.6% versus 10.3%, p = 0.0001).
• In patients with preoperative HF, the number of admissions wasassociated with increased postoperative HF readmissions. At 30 days, patients with no preoperative HF admissions had a HF readmission rate of 5.3%, while those with one, two, three and four or more preoperative HF admissions had rates of 8.2%, 11.9%, 13.8% and 17.4%, respectively. This trend persisted over the five-year follow up period
J Heart Valve Dis. 2016 Jul;25(4):430-436
Post hospitalization management
• Patient refferral is depending of each region, each hospital without anay standardization.
• There is few guidelines on patients management compared to therapeutic management due to EB medicine and a publication bias.
• Some progress have been made with Prado program and telemedicine ETAPES nationwide experimental project.
• HFWG of the FSC have proposed recently a structuration of HF post hopsitalizationmanagement using check list and 3 level HF teams
Are new technologies the key ?
E Health
ElearningPredicting
medicine /
big data
Telemedicine Healthwellness
Teleconsultation
Tele expertise
Telemonitoring
Connected
medical
tools
Side effects
warning
Perception
of medical
care
Health system
quality
improvement
Risk factors
analysis
Systems do not converge toward the
clinicians but target the comunity
Some are more focusing on the pathway
rather the cloud !
Téléconsultation ?
La teleconsultation:
Pediatrics examination during epidemic flu (from GP trust)
Virtual rehabilitation
Post
surgery
J Med Internet Res. 2014 Sep; 16(9): e213
• This costing assumes that 1000 patients are enrolled in bring-your-own-device
(BYOD) mobile app follow-up per year and that 1.64 in-person follow-ups are
attended in the conventional arm within the first month postoperatively.
• The total cost difference between mobile app and in-person follow-up care is $245
CAD ($223 USD based on the current exchange rate), with in-person follow-up
being more expensive ($381 CAD) than mobile app follow-up care ($136
CAD).This takes into account the total of health care system, patient, and external
borne costs.
• If we examine health care system costs alone, in-person follow-up is $38 CAD ($35
USD) more expensive than mobile app follow-up care over the first postoperative
month.
Virtual visits post procedures
Our ecosystem is changing day
after day…
Access to highly specialized care:
téléexpertise
Telexpertise:
Discussion between healthcare professionals (patient present
or not) in order to give assistance and expertise to GP
Teleexpertise in Progress…
Only 2% for
cardiology …
Téléassistance ?
Telechography for Chagas disease, pericardial effusions or for
thrombolysis
Do we need an echocardiographist
everywhere ?
Teleradiology is already a reality
Incredible things could be possible…
mobile tomodensitometry for stroke
Telemonitoring
With structured telephone support could help to monitore
patient and to adapt care plans due to patient home
evolution
Could be healthcare professional based or Patient’s
based
How to simplify your rythmologic life
Sometimes it’s works
Cardiomems
Sometimes it don’t works…
Et effectivement….• TIM HF 2 est positive sur le nombre de jours passés à
l’hôpital mais aussi sur la mortalité et les rehospitalisations….
Effect of telehealth on use of secondary care and
mortality: findings from the Whole System Demonstrator
cluster randomised trial
• 238 practices (trusts) to control or intervention groups.
Although 59 practices eventually did not supply participants
for the trial, sites assessed 15 171 patients for eligibility and
sent data sharing consent forms
• Sites recruited 1625 control patients and 1605 intervention
patients from 179 general practices with each practice
recruiting an average of 18 patients.
• Recruitment started in May 2008 and was planned to finish
in September 2009
Effect of telehealth on use of secondary care and mortality: findings from the
Whole System Demonstrator cluster randomised trial BMJ 2012;344:e3874
Results
Effect of telehealth on use of secondary care and mortality: findings from the Whole System Demonstrator cluster
randomised trial BMJ 2012;344:e3874
Results
Effect of telehealth on use of secondary care and mortality: findings from the Whole System Demonstrator cluster
randomised trial BMJ 2012;344:e3874
L’intelligence artificielle va t’elle
tout solutionner ?
Qu’est ce que l’IA ?
• L'Intelligence Artificielle (IA) est la science dont le but est
de faire faire par une machine des taches que l'homme
accomplit en utilisant son intelligence.
• L'Informatique est la science du traitement de
l'Information, l'IA s'intéresse à tous les cas ou ce
traitement ne peut etre ramene à une méthode simple,
précise, algorithmique. Un algorithme est une suite
d'opérations ordonnées, bien définies, exécutables sur
un ordinateur actuel, et qui permet d'arriver à la solution
en un temps raisonnable
Que comprend l’IA ?
• L’intelligence artificielle est une branche de
l’informatique qui vise à créer des machines intelligentes
• Les problèmes centraux de l’intelligence artificielle
incluent la programmation d’ordinateurs pour certains
traits tels que :
– Connaissances
– Raisonnement
– Résolution de problèmes
– Perception
– Apprendre
– Planification
– Capacité de manipuler et de déplacer des objets
L’IA c’est d’abord donner à la machine
une capacité d’apprentissage
• L’IA doit avoir accès aux objets, catégories, propriétés et
relations entre eux pour mettre en œuvre l’ingénierie de la
connaissance.
• L’initiation au bon sens, au raisonnement et au pouvoir de
résolution de problèmes dans les machines est une tâche
difficile et fastidieuse.
• L’apprentissage machine est également au cœur de l’IA.
• L’analyse mathématique des algorithmes d’apprentissage
machine et de leurs performances est une branche bien
définie de l’informatique théorique, souvent appelée théorie
de l’apprentissage computationnel.
L’IA ce sont de multiples facettes
Le grand fantasme ?
• les systèmes d’I.A. d’aujourd’hui ne sont que des
logiciels d’apprentissage machine avancés avec des
algorithmes comportementaux étendus qui s’adaptent à
nos goûts et à nos aversions.
• Ces machines ne deviennent pas plus intelligentes au
sens existentiel, mais elles améliorent leurs
compétences et leur utilité à partir d’un vaste ensemble
de données.
Why do not we propose to the
cardiologist
ONE STANDARDIZED SYSTEM ?
Alert systems:
Depending on your risk acceptation
Data
PATIENTMachine
learning
algorythms
Multiple
algorythms
Unique
algorythm
Doctors
Nurses
Cardiologist
Nothing
Relatives
Medical portofolio for optimizing
medical reactivity
Home nurse
Confirmed
alert
Others
cardiologists
GP
ED
Heart failure out
patient structure
Consultation
Patient ?
Industry based
healthcare
professionals
complementary services
EducationMedical
appointement
agenda
Patient
agenda
Medical
agenda
training
Medical
software
Other connected
devices
MaintenanceB to C
Identify your needs, create the
tools… adapt and overcome the
burden of cardiovascular diseases.