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About the application:

The Miami Emergency Neurologic Deficit (MEND) Examination is a focused neurologic assessment program to aid healthcare providers in rapid identification of patients with stroke. The exam incorporates the Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale (CPSS), and has extra components from the NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS). The MEND EMS application facilitates the organization of detection and management of the stroke patient in the Prehospital setting. The application is divided into tabs that let the player to navigate in order from the History to the CPSS, the MEND exam, management considerations and references and ED report. The player is initially prompted to select whether this is a fresh patient or to resume the info on the current patient. The MEND exam was developed by a group of stroke neurologists, emergency physicians, neurology nurses, and paramedics to let extra observations that permit paramedics to expand the examination in order to assess stroke severity and identify the stroke syndrome. It is also a useful program for communicating effectively with the receiving hospital and for following the patient from initial exam through hospital admission (there is a Hospital ver of the MEND exam for nurses coming soon). The suggestion is that EMS personnel could perform the CPSS on stage and start transport, then perform the expanded MEND exam en route to minimize transport delays. The MEND exam is taught as part of a more comprehensive stroke curriculum, Advanced Stroke Life Support. The application has the following components: History -Incorporates age, sex, chief complaint, time latest seen normal, and necessary early questions including witness information. On Stage Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale (CPSS) -The components on the CPSS are provided in a checklist format MEND Examination - The components on the MEND exam are provided in a checklist format Management / Vital Signs / References -Consider Initiating Stroke Alert -Do not let aspiration -Check blood glucose -References: Stroke Mimics & t-PA exclusion criteria ED Report -This screen summarizes all of the data that has been collected into an organized bullet point list for clear radio communication with the receiving hospital emergency department.