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    CMD Standard of CareTurning recommendations into practice

    Meganne Leach, MSN, APRN, PNP-BC

    Childrens National Medical Center

    & the National Institutes of Health

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    Standard of Care Guidelines

    Consensus Statement on Standard of Care forCongenital Muscular Dystrophy Wang C., et al. (2010) Consensus Statement on Standard of Care for Congenital Muscular

    Dystrophies.J Child Neurology, 25(12):1559-1581.

    Very thorough document Some specific recommendations

    Not necessarily followed in clinical practice

    Rare diseases Lack of accessibility to resources

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    Standard of Care Guidelines

    Clinicians may havelimited experience with

    CMD

    Parents are often theexperts in care

    Advocating for your

    child

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    Standard of Care Guidelines

    Increase access to standard of care Clinic checklist

    Additional recommendations provided

    by Carsten Bonnemann, Donna DiVito,

    Tina Duong, Reghan Foley, Hank Mayer,

    Chris Spurney, and Anne Rutkowski.

    Goal for 2 checklists

    Broad recommendations

    Ideal clinic

    Almost ready. Keep an eye out for

    them on CureCMD.org

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    Clinic Checklist

    Recommendations for care

    Easy to reference

    Some specific recommendations

    Decrease the discrepancy in the quality of care

    Focus on health promotion, preventative care When to refer to specialist

    Not a substitution for good

    clinical judgment

    Suggestions for other topicsnot mentioned in document

    Work in progress!

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    Clinic Checklist

    Population-specific

    Age groups

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    Subspecialty recommendations

    Frequency of evaluations Minimum frequency, more often if concerns

    Areas to specifically monitor

    Some guidelines as to when to refer No substitute for experience and expertise

    Paucity of evidence-based research

    Goal for future research

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    Congenital Muscle Disease, Age 0-6 years

    Neuromuscular management

    Diagnosis Routine evaluations

    Frequency

    Measurements at every visit

    Neurologic management Developmental milestones

    Seizures- monitor for seizures with prolonged EEGs if indicated, in aDG and LAMA2

    Surveillance Immunizations

    Screen for nutritional risk at each visit and refer to dietitian if any apply:

    Cognitive and behavioral issues

    Regular dental exams

    Special considerations Malignant-hyperthermia

    Hospitalizations Common reasons for hospitalizations at this age: failure to thrive, respiratory failure,

    respiratory infections, and seizures If a diagnosis of aDG or L-CMD

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    Congenital Muscle Disease, Age 0-6 years

    Pulmonary management

    Routine evaluations, with the focus on prevention Overnight Sleep Study (Polysomnography)

    Indications, symptoms of nocturnal hypoventilation:

    If a pediatric sleep laboratory is not accessible

    Assisted Airway Clearance indications & modalities

    Noninvasive ventilation indications

    Special considerations In patients with rigid spine, axial weakness and/or diagnoses ofSEPN1-related

    myopathy, COL6 myopathies and lamin A/C...

    Sedated procedures

    Acute illness

    Cardiac management Routine evaluation with electrocardiogram and echocardiogram

    Special Considerations If mutations in LAMA2, L-CMD or aDG (FKTN, FKRP)

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    Congenital Muscle Disease, Age 0-6 years

    GI, speech/swallowing, nutrition management

    Routine monitoring Clinical swallowing examination indicators (modified barium swallow study by speech therapist)

    Rehabilitation management

    Routine evaluations

    Goals of therapies

    Methods to encourage independence in mobility

    Orthopedic management

    Routine evaluations

    Spine and contracture monitoring

    Bone health

    Routine monitoring

    Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) for age of Calcium and Vitamin D intake

    Psychosocial management

    Early intervention/school-based support

    Preparation for IEP: rights and realistic goals

    Patient/family adjustment

    Support programs: state resources for DME and respite, online support groups

    Insurance

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    Work in progress

    As science evolves, clinical care should evolve

    Basic recommendations

    Not patient specific

    Build your team

    Family is key in the multidisciplinary team

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    Thank You

    All the clinicians who have taught me to lovecaring for patients with CMD

    The specialists who developed the initial

    guidelines (Wang, et al) Anne Rutkowski, MD & Carsten Bonnemann, MD

    The specialists who helped me fine-tune these

    recommendations The families of children with CMD

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    The End(for now)