Presentation by Priya Ramanah, AF Programme Manager, Imperial College Health Partners: RightCare at The future of innovation in AF and stroke prevention in the NWC, 27 June 2018, Haydock Park Racecourse

1. NHS Rightcare: tools
for improving
outcomes in AF
Priya Ramanah
AF Programme Manager,
Imperial College Health Partners

2. Screening for AF
Systematic opportunistic screening is
more likely to be cost-effective than
systematic population screening

3. Screening for AF
Nurse pulse palpation or modified blood
pressure monitors with confirmation by
diagnostic 12-lead electrocardiography
interpreted by a trained GP
(with referral to a specialist in the case of an unclear diagnosis)

4. Currently two classes of anticoagulants are available:
• Vit K antagonists - most commonly warfarin
• Direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs)
Both are effective, cost effective and are
recommended in treatment guidelines for prevention
of stroke in AF

5. NHS Rightcare AF High Impact Intervention Tool
Link - (AF HIIT)

6. Rightcare AF HIIT| Landing Page

7. Rightcare AF HIIT| Population Landscape

8. Rightcare AF HIIT| PROTECT

9. Rightcare AF HIIT| PROTECT

10. Rightcare AF HIIT| DETECT

11. Rightcare AF HIIT| DETECT

12. Rightcare AF HIIT| Business Case

13. Rightcare AF HIIT| Cost Impact

15. 1. AF Budget Impact Model
2. DOAC Forecasting Model
3. Opportunity Analysis
4. Oral Anticoagulant Value for Money Analysis
Existing tools available today
(links below)

16. ICHP AF Opportunity Analysis Tool

17. b.i@imperialcollegehealthpartners.com
Priya.ramanah@imperialcollegehealthpartners.com
Twitter - @ramanah88