Definition of Chest Pain Center (ED)

Acts locally as a grassroots community based organization focused on early recognition and treatment of patients with:
- Acute myocardial infarction
- Acute myocardial ischemia
- Patients with underlying coronary artery disease (CAD)
- Patients with increased risk factors for ischemic heart disease with special emphasis on prevention.
Acts globally in uniting with other Chest Pain Centers (ED) to reduce significantly heart attack deaths in the United States and take it out of first
place where it has been since the turn of the century.
Fax: 41O/368-32O7
E-mail:info@ehac.org
Web Site: http://www.ehac.org
http://www.chestpain.org
http://www.chestpaincenters.org
http://www.cped.org
Write: Raymond D. Bahr. MD. FACP, FACC
900 Caton Avenue Baltimore. Maryland 21229
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Sifting the Paradigm to Earlier Heart Attack Care
Chest Pain Unit Certification
- Initial certification as a Chest Pain Emergency Department
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- Beginning level
- Signifies completion of initial planning stages
- Undertakes to achieve the 6 components necessary for a Chest Pain Center in the Emergency Department
- Full Certification as a Chest Pain Center in the Emergency Department
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- Intermediate level - Completion of all 6 components
- Emergency Chest Pain Unit "Attack Program"
- Observation Program for tracking chest pain patients
- Functional unit design and monitoring equipment
- Appropriate staffing and proper opening
- Outreach program for the community (EHAC)
- TQM based management of Chest Pain Center
- Certification for maximal and optimal efficiency in the understanding and operation of this community sarcomere
- Advanced Level
CPC
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Message EHAC
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80% Home Screening

EHAC
Early Heart Attack Care
Early symptom recognition of a heart attack can be reduced to a single message that demands further explanation
Heart Attacks Have Beginnings
Thus an explanation brings out that such symptoms are
Recognizable
Teachable
Offer Acute Prevention through early intervention
Such soft symptoms, like a smoke detector before a fire, alert individuals to detect the early presence of a heart attack.
Take heed of this warning (EHAC) lest you become another statistic.
Help make EHAC as well known for the living as CPR is for the dead.
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