Stroke Improvement National Audit Programme (SINAP) 2010-2012

Data submission for SINAP has now ended. The new stroke audit, the Sentinel Stroke National Audit Programme (SSNAP), is now the single source of stroke data nationally. SSNAP collects a minimum dataset for every stroke patient since December 2012. For more information, please go to www.strokeaudit.org

The Stroke Improvement National Audit Programme (SINAP) was a national clinical audit which collected information from hospitals in England about the first 72 hours of acute stroke care.

SINAP aimed to improve the quality of stroke care for patients by measuring hospital performance against evidence based standards of acute care and benchmarking against all hospitals submitting a minimum number of complete records. Prospective, self-reported data were collected via a web based tool between May 2010 and December 2012 and analysed at the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), London.

SINAP results for 7 quarters from April 2011 to December 2012 were made public by named hospital. These results, which can be downloaded below, present national and hospital level data showing performance against important aspects of acute stroke care including 12 key stroke indicators. The 12 key indicators were selected by the Intercollegiate Stroke Working Party (ICSWP) following analysis of the first year’s data and are considered to be representative of the first 72 hours of care. Using the same indicators for each quarterly report enabled comparisons over time to be illustrated. The evidence base behind these Key Indicators can be found in appendix 2 of the PDF version of the report. The total number of records and the number of records per hospital submitted in each quarter is also included in the table to give context to each hospital's results.

The column headings in the table have been abbreviated; please find the list of abbreviated column headings and their corresponding descriptions in Sheet 2 of the spreadsheet. Please also refer to the guidance for interpreting SINAP results, also in Sheet 2.

Only hospitals which directly admit acute stroke patients were eligible to participate in SINAP. 68% of eligible hospitals in England were included in the final quarterly report. Non participating hospitals are named in the report.

SINAP was run by the RCP Stroke programme on behalf of the Intercollegiate Stroke Working Party (ICSWP) and commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP).

SINAP数据提交现已截止。新的中风审计，即 sentinel 中风国家审计计划（SSNAP），现已成为全国中风数据的唯一来源。自2012年12月起，SSNAP对每位中风患者收集最小数据集。欲获取更多信息，请访问www.strokeaudit.org。

中风改善国家审计计划（SINAP）是一项全国性的临床审计，收集了英格兰医院关于急性中风治疗前72小时的信息。

SINAP旨在通过将医院绩效与基于证据的急性护理标准进行衡量，并与提交至少数量完整记录的所有医院进行基准对比，以提升患者中风护理的质量。

自2010年5月至2012年12月，通过基于网络的工具收集了前瞻性、自报数据，并在伦敦的皇家医学院（RCP）进行分析。

2011年4月至2012年12月期间的7个季度的SINAP结果由指定医院公开。以下可下载的结果展示了国家及医院层面数据，显示了与急性中风护理重要方面的绩效对比，包括12个关键中风指标。12个关键指标由跨学科中风工作组（ICSWP）根据首年数据的分析选定，被认为代表了前72小时护理的代表。使用相同的指标对每份季度报告进行评估，能够展示时间上的比较。这些关键指标背后的证据基础可在报告的PDF版本附录2中找到。表格中每列的标题已进行缩写；请在电子表格的第2页找到缩写列标题及其对应描述。同时，请参考第2页中的SINAP结果解读指南。

仅直接接收急性中风患者的医院有资格参加SINAP。英格兰有资格的医院中有68%包含在最终的季度报告中。未参与医院名单在报告中列出。

SINAP由皇家医学院中风项目代表跨学科中风工作组（ICSWP）运行，并由医疗质量改进伙伴关系（HQIP）委托。