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Optimization of Quality of care of Blood Diseases in SA
Dr Essam Al Ghamdi Consultant, MOH
Director of Hospital Affairs-MOH Pan Arab- Oman
Targeting unmet needs of national health challenges • A disease at a time: SCD & hemophilics, vWD, IDA • A region at a time: Jizan, Eastern Province, Kharj • Minimal requirement to initiate a hematology Service
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Overview: why and how we can make a change in MOH by MOH
!Healthcare landscape Shift to Patient-Centered & Population Based Care
!Unique Changes in SA-MOH Healthcare Delivery System
• Global-Ministerial Budgets for Hospitals• Multiple layers of oversight-auditing • Implementation Approach
• Not theory or awareness only but “hands-on, Real-life)• Now not tomorrow because patients are dying.
The size of the problemQuantitative:
• Rate of SCD =22x USA (150 k vs 100 k) • Number of Centers for SCD: 0 “Zero” • In Bahrain, SCD center cares for ~5,000 • To be like Bahrain needs > 30 Centers
Qualitative: • No specialty is responsible for SCD
(IM, Gen Ped vs FM vs Hem) • # of fellows trained abroad in
Hbpathies out of 40: 0 • Mindset/Medical Culture: SCD is
not sub-specialization • Hem Consultants at Central
Hospitals are enough to cover SA • No Nurse Hem Subspecialization.
• vWD= 1.5% amongst Saudi➔ 400,000 cases ~ 1/2 are considerably manifest.
• ~ 1.9% (>450,000) adolescents & young adults have >= 1 bleeding disorder.
• >3300 Hemophilia cases; 900 Inhibitors • 1/3rd pregnant ladies have IDA
• Owaidah T et al., Advances in Hematology 2018 , Huton E Nov 2019 , Owaidah T , AlMoemen A , AlZahrani H et al. 20 17
Source: GLOBOCAN 2012: Estimated Cancer Incidence, Mortality and Prevalence Worldwide in 2012
2030
40 million ?
How much is the health care burden in SA?
Last accesses 4.7.19 13:23
How many centers caring
for cancer?
How Many Consultants who care for consultants
Figure 8. A hypothetical cohort of 1000 children with SCA and strokes followed for 5 years receiving either no therapy, hydroxyurea therapy, or regular blood transfusion therapy. The figure depicts the number of children in the cohort with stroke recurrence in the no-treatment group, hydroxyurea therapy group, and regular blood transfusion therapy group with expected incidence rates of 29.1 (95% CI, 19.2-38.9), 3.8 (95% CI, 1.9-5.7), and 1.9 (95 CI, 1.0-2.9) events per 100 patient years, respectively.15
How Much we can help !? • If nothing is done to stroked SCD: ➔ 77% re-stroke
again in 10 Y . ✓ With HU➔ 17.3 % will re-stroke . ✓ With Transfusion, 9% only re-stroke
Survival rates of children with SCD to the age of 5 years Diagnosed via neonatal screening vs. no screening (registry)
Weatherall DJ et al., 2006 Banu Aygun& Isaac Odame,. Pediatr Blood Cancer 2012;59:386–390
This will be the survival of our children to the age of 5 if we do Not start
Now comprehensive
Centers or clinics for SCD. We will be less than Benin R
WHO region
Estimated annual births β thalassaemias Transfusion
No. of known patients
Adequate iron chelation Inadequate or no iron chelation
% with chelation No. with chelation
No. of patients Annual deaths due to iron
overload
Total Transfusion-dependent
% of Tx-dependent patients transfused
Annual deaths because not transfused
African 1 386 1 278 2.7 1 243 – – – – –
American 341 255 52.4 1212 750 58 1 604 1 146 57
EMRO 9 914 9 053 17.8 7 44339 700 27 10 818 28 882 1 444
European 1 019 920 15.5 78016 230 91 14 754 1 476 74
South-east Asian 20 420 9 983 9.6 9 02135 500 19 6 621 28 879 1 444
WesternPacific 7 538 4 022 2.7 3 9143 450 44 1 504 1 946 97
World 40 618 25 511 11.7 22 52297 630 39 37 866 59 764 2 988
a All figures are minimum estimates.
Global epidemiology of hemoglobin disorders and derived service indicators
- Bernadette Modell, Matthew Darlison Volume 86, Number 6, June 2008, 480-487
- Bulletin of the World Health Organization
97%
75%
No comprehensive
transfusion program for sickle cell or thalassemic
diseases means death for the
majority
0
25
50
75
100
10 Y 15Y 20 y 25y
• 1985-97•1980-84•1975-80
Survival of thalassemia : an Italian success story
Borgna-Pignatti C et al., Ann NY Acad SCI 2005 Said Yousuf Mohamed, 2018
1970-74
1965-69
1960-64
Cooley”s 1920s
Improved survival due to Transfusion+ Chelation OR/+ Transplantation
Surv
ival
%
Occasional Transfusion
Unsafe regular Transfusion
safe Transfusion-Chelation
Comprehensive care
Factors contributing to death (Prognosis)Disease based Health care-based
• Transfusion dependence • Availability-Accessibility-compliance
• Chelation • Availability-Accessibility-compliance
• Hepatic fibrosis • Early diagnosis &prevention
• HCV &HBV Infection • Vaccination programs
• HIV • Transfusion standardization
• Pulmonary HTN • Patient/care giver education
• Cardiac involvement • Global effect
Hepatic fibrosis
We need to improve SCD, Thalassemia and other Hereditary Bleeding Disorders to be
similar to malignant ALL or CML
Cherry JG et al., 2012
Survival of SCD at risk of stroke (the majority with the current care)
10 Y OS for 2852 children with newly diagnosed ALL who were enrolled in 15 consecutive Total Therapy studies at SJCRH 1962-2007
Pui CH , Evans WE Semin Hematol. Semin Hematol. 2013 July; 50(3): 185–196
Survival of acute lymphoblastic Leukemia
CML responding to Imatinib is even better
SCD in Saudi Arabia 2020-2030
1. Sickle Cell Disease 2. Thal Major 3. Hemophilia A, B &C 4. vWD 5. HLH 6. IBMFS
Leukemias
SCD in Saudi Arabia 2020-2030
1. Sickle Cell Disease 2. Thal Major 3. Hemophilia A, B &C 4. vWD 5. HLH 6. IBMFS
Leukemias
Hemophilia: Challenges vs Solutions1. How Much(registry)??? 2. Identifying cases ASAP to avoid morbidities 3. Starting factor replacement ASAP 4. Making the Hematology service available
• Diagnostic tests (factor assay) in the lab • The “factor” in the pharmacy
5. Inhibitor problem • Identifying Inhibitors
• Cost of treatment
The cost is mostly in the “Factor”
With inhibitors, the cost skyrockets
½ high
29% Incidence of
inhibitor ½ low
SCD in Saudi Arabia 2020-2030
1. Sickle Cell Disease 2. Thal Major 3. Hemophilia A, B &C 4. vWD 5. HLH 6. IBMFS
Leukemias
IDA : The size of the problem
Hwalla N., et al. “The Prevalence of Micronutrient Deficiencies and Inadequacies in the Middle East and Approaches to Interventions”. Nutrients 9.3 (2017): E229, de Benoist B., et al. 2008
Quantitative • 32% • 32.3%
Distributive Peripheral hospitals are:
less served Less surveyed
( 2-3 adm/d for IV Fe @ CMH-Kharj)
Qualitative: • No specialty is responsible for
IDA (IM vs Gyn/Obest) • # fellows trained abroad in
General Hem out of 40: 0 • Mindset/Medical Culture: IDA
is just IV Fe or PO Fe • Transfusion of severe IDA • Admit for IV Fe: no Day Care
Source: GLOBOCAN 2012: Estimated Cancer Incidence, Mortality and Prevalence Worldwide in 2012
2030
40 million ? 9 Millions FF 3 Millions IDA Imagine
73% Al-Ahsa
39%
32%
40% Al-Khobar
• Abdelhafez AM and El-Soadaa SS . Pakistan Journal of Nutrition 2012 • Taha A., et al. African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines 2014, • Mahfouz AA., et al., The Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health 1994, • Rasheed P., et al. Annals of Saudi Medi 2008.
Kharj ????
2-3 Adm/w 50 adm/mo
>600 adm/year
Blood Care: 1970-2019
2020
A Transformative year
Our Path Forward
kharj
Jizan
East
Unmet needs and goals for quality care now:
A blood center for each state A hematology team/ city A hematology lab/region A hematopath lab/region
• M&M for each hospital. • M&M for every region.
• Preventive • Pre-emptive • Corrective
• A coagulometer/hospital • ECP for each hospital >100 SCD pt/year. • CE-HOPE-AV To Cure Sickling in 3 regions
(Jizan, Sharkiya, Kharj) • Hemostasis & Thrombosis CTR/Region
Major Quality indicators in Blood Diseases 3Ts
•Territorial – Each region the district has a CCC for Blood diseases –Each district should have a center for blood diseases
•Teams –A minimum of specialized consultant/central hospital. –A minimum of 1 Hem team/ Central Hosp./region –A minimum of Hematology Specialized Lab/region
•Twinning –Between Hospitals/centers (KFMC+5 large Hosp), locum (Op. M) –Between institutions for Referral, Research, education, Training –Between Societies (SAPHOS) & HOH hospitals
MCH-Kharj Ped Unit: 2 rooms
Gyn-Obs Service: 2 beds Women’s U nit: Day care-
Disease specific care Goals
General •Reduced mortality •Reduced morbidity • Improved QOL • Improved service utilization •Reduced costs
Disease-specific –SCD • ACS, Stroke reduced by 80% • Hospital admissions reduced by 80% • Prenatal screening 95% • Premarital screening 95% by 2030 • 70% on Hudroxyurea • Exchange transfusion available within 50km • 90% up-to-date vaccinated • 70% full time job. • National SCD registry is complete by 2022 –BLEEDING DISORDERS • Factor level measured routinely • Factor supply is available within 50k radius • hemophiliacs &vWD registry complete 2022
Indicators of quality of care •% of patients in a registry
–The percentage difference between the observed vs Expected SCD incidence, Hemophilia A incidence (should be close to zero if all patients are reported and followed to a national agency
•Ratios of SCD Centers: patients with SCD (1:5000), HA 1:50 •% of patients on a comprehensive program with SCD card •% of patients on transfusion program in each hospital •% of patients on a chelation program –Should be close to 100% of all transfused patients
•The % of SCD consuming ER visits vs Periodic Clinic visits: –Should show a trend of drop by 20% yearly
Urgent vs. Strategic solutions
SCD Comprehensive program Blood Centers-Ambassador program • Minimal drugs • Minimal machines
• Prevalence data • Outcome data . • Big data (Registry)
Payment reform/Value care - Copayment with free choice (Auditing) . - Commissioning Private care per diagnosis - Operational Management of Private Units - Training Centers & Program for Blood Dis
Patient engagement Counsellor-Coordinator
Educators- Case Manager Screening-Consult clinic…
Satisfaction of Minimal unmet needs of Patients with blood diseases
• All MOH services accessible by any referral Letter, ERs 24/7
• Current status: • Anti-McDonalism
• Solutions: 1. Go Locoregional
Hem Team/500k 2. Go COE/CCC COE or CCC/1 million
Accessibility Affordability
• Medicaid-like • Medicare-like • Premium
Hospitals (network).
• Hem Team/500k population • Diagnostics:
• Hem Lab/500k • Treatment:
• Minimal drug list • Fast Track Referral
• Living: Guidelines • Died/c: M&M Loco-regional
Quality
Major Quality indicators in Blood Diseases 3Ts
•Territorial – Each district has a center for blood diseases –Each region hf the district has a CCC for Blood diseases
•Teams: kaizen –A minimum of specialized consultant/central hosp. –A minimum of Hem team/ Central Hosp/region –A minimum of Hematology Specialized Lab/region
•Twinning & Transformation –Between Hospitals/centers –Between institutions for referral, Reseearch
Painful crises-hyperhemolysis-Sequestration Crisis
Rec. admissions-transfusions-narcotics
Recurrent infections
Strokes, SBI/SCI, mental
ACS & Pulmonary HTN/ Thrombosis
No jobs
No marriage
How SCD patient live?
MOH Backing Up MOH Facilitation
Practical Solutions &Now مبادرة : دمك وقاية ورعاية
An Ambassador (an experienced
hematologist)
Limited Upgrading of Lab & BB (for Focused Blood Work)
Minimal drugs
30,000الشرقیة
الجنوب 31,000 in
Jizan
Why Kharj and where is the next target ?
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MOH Backing Up MOH Facilitation
Solutions on the ground &Now البداية : م الوالدة واألطفال بالخرج
Minimal Drugs
Anticoagulants Hydroxyurea . Chelating drugs IVIG .
Limited Upgrading of Lab • Coagulometer • PB Smear Reaading • BMBx ➔referral with
affiliated hospital • ECP-Machine for SCD
• Sickle Cell CLinic • Women Blood Clinic • 2 beds for IV iron • 2 beds for Ped hem
Services: Ladder of real Success via service
SCA clinic➔2 beds for admission
WBC: Women Blood Clinic ➔ IV Iron Infusion Clinic
Neonatal Screening + Premarital screening+
Family Counselling program
Day Care-Transfusion Center; Exchange Tx Program
Sickle Cell Research Center Center of excellence in SCA
COE Hemostasis &Thrombosis Kharj