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May 22 2019 Journal Editor Perspectives Joseph S Ross MD MHS Section of General Internal Medicine School of Medicine Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation YaleNew Haven Hospital Associate Editor JAMA Internal Medicine ID: 788980

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Digital Health Learning & Clinical Effectiveness Research Collaboratives

May 22, 2019

Journal Editor Perspectives

Joseph S. Ross, MD, MHS

Section of General Internal Medicine, School of Medicine

Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation, Yale-New Haven HospitalAssociate Editor, JAMA Internal MedicineFormer Deputy Editor, Journal of General Internal Medicine

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Source: Grady, Redberg and O’Malley JAMA Internal Medicine

2018;178:187.

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Observational Research Studies

Studies using data from clinical registries, administrative claims, electronic health recordsIncreasingly, medical product evaluations …

… but also quality improvement studies, health system innovations, policy evaluations, and more.

Source: Corrigan-Curay et. al., JAMA

2018;320:867-868. Califf et. al., NEJM 2016;375:2395-2400.

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Special Considerations

Generalizability: Single system vs. multiple systemsWhat can be learned from single system evaluations?

Intervention and Control Groups: How defined?Accounting for non-random treatment allocationEffectiveness and Safety Endpoints: How ascertained?Codes accurate and clinically meaningful?Over what period of follow-up?

Negative “control” endpoint?Study protocol / registration?Public pre-specification of data source; inclusion/exclusion criteria; primary, secondary and safety endpoints; and statistical analysis plan.