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The Duke Experience Gillian D Sanders PhD EPC Director Associate Professor of Medicine Duke Clinical Research Institute Duke University AHRQ Evidencebased Practice Centers EPCs BCBS Technology Evaluation Center TEC ID: 348460

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Assembling a Systematic Review Team:The Duke Experience

Gillian D Sanders PhD

EPC Director

Associate Professor of Medicine

Duke Clinical Research Institute

Duke UniversitySlide2

AHRQ Evidence-based Practice Centers (EPCs)

BCBS Technology Evaluation Center (TEC)

Naomi Aronson, PhD

Duke University

Gillian Sanders PhDECRI InstituteKaren Schoelles, MD, SMJohns Hopkins UniversityEric B. Bass, MD, MPHMcMaster UniversityParminder Raina, PhD Oregon Health & Science Univ.Mark Helfand, MD, MPHRTI International/ UNCMeera Viswanathan, PhD

Southern California RAND

Paul Shekelle, MD, PhD

Tufts University--NEMC

Joseph Lau, MD

University of Alberta

Terry P. Klassen, MD, MSc

Brian H. Rowe, MD, MSc

University of Connecticut

C. Michael White, PharmD

Minnesota

Robert L. Kane, M.D.

Timothy J. Wilt, MD, MPH

University of Ottawa

David Moher, PhD

Vanderbilt University

Katherine Hartman, MD, PhD Slide3

Duke EPC Project Portfolio

1. Cardiovascular

disease topic identification

11. Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation for acute respiratory failure2. Atrial fibrillation: Treatment12. Diagnosis and management of chronic cough3. Atrial fibrillation: Stroke prevention13. Pulmonary aterial hypertension4. Future research needs: ACEIs and ARBs in essential hypertension

14. Methods

modules for diagnostic test evaluation

5. Non invasive testing for coronary artery disease in women

15. Oral contraceptive use for the Primary Prevention of Ovarian Cancer

6. Treatment of coronary artery

disease in women

16. Screening for postpartum depression

7. Treatment

strategies for p

eripheral artery

disease

17. Disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDS) in children with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

8. Antiplatelet and anticoagulant treatments for unstable angina for UA/NSTEMI

18. Enabling healthcare decision making through clinical decision support and knowledge management

9. Transitions of care for stroke

and MI

19.

Closing the quality gap series: The medical home

10. ECG

signal-based analysis

20. Treatment of serious

mental illnessSlide4

Composition of Project TeamsStaff

Project Leader

Project Coordinator

EditorMedical Librarian

Investigators (4-8)EPC OversightPrincipal InvestigatorCo-investigators (clinical)Co-investigators (methodological)Statistical investigatorSlide5

Other Potential RolesKey informants

Technical expert panel

Peer reviewerSlide6

Gillian D Sanders, PhD

EPC Director

Rowena J Dolor MD, MHS

EPC Associate Director

Rebecca Gray, DPhilLiz Wing, BS, MAEPC EditorsRachael Posey, MSLSSenior Data Tech

Mike Musty, BA

Research Analyst

Julian Irvine, MCM

Research Analyst

Amy Kendrick RN, MSN, MS-CRM

EPC Manager

RhaShawn

Wells

Business Development Associate

Juanita Daniels

Financial Analyst

Connie Schardt, MLS

Megan Von Isenburg, MLS

Scientific Librarians

Alice Thacher, MBA

Research Aide

Amanda

McBroom, PhD

Project Leader II

Beverly Perkins, AD

Administrative

Assistant

Project

Principal Investigators

Project

Co-Investigators

Karen

Pendergast, MPH

Project Leader I

TBD

Research Aide

Corey Hadley, MM

Statistician

Brooke

Heidenfelder, PhD

Project Leader I

Duke University: EPC Organizational ChartSlide7

Investigators on Current EPC Projects

Cardiology

Adrian Hernandez

Bimal

ShahChiara MelloniGalen WagnerJeffrey WashamJudson WilliamsKaren AlexanderManesh PatelMatthew BrennanMonique AndersonRenato LopesSana Al-KhatibSreekanth

Vemulapalli

Sumeet

Subherwal

William Schuyler

Zubin

Eapen

Pulmonary

Bill

Hargett

Chris Cox

Chris Castillo

Daniel

GrilstrapJoe GovertNjira LudugoGeneral Internal MedicineRowena DolorAdia Ross

Benjamin PowerDavid MatcharDoug McCrory

George JacksonJohn WilliamsKaren AlexanderKristine SchmidtLori Bastian

Matt CrowleyRanee ChatterjeeWill YancyNeurology

Carmelo GraffigninoDai Wai OlsonPediatricsAlex Kemper

Heather VanMaterFamily MedicineDavid Lobach

Remy CoeytauxNursingJanet Prvu Bettger

Kathy WoodOBGYN/Gyn OncologyEvan MyersGeeta

SwamyLaura HavrileskyJeff LoweryRachel Pergallo

PsychiatryMarla WaldBill MeyersBiostatistics/HSR/PharmD

Gillian SandersAndrzej Kosinski Cindy GreenGregory Samsa

Jennifer GierischNancy Allen LapointeTrish Moorman

Vic HasselbladSlide8

Managing ConflictsMake clear up front potential conflicts – financial and intellectual

Delve down in to possible conflicts

Discuss with AHRQ/Task Order Officers

Understand that a conflict on one project doesn

’t mean the investigators will be conflicted on all projectsDiscuss other potential roles within projects/EPCUnderstand incentives for/against participatingSlide9

Building a TeamUse of fellows, housestaff, junior investigators

Building investigator relationships beyond one project

Having high-level staff to ensure positive EPC experience

Development of methodological abilities in general internists

Working with Division Chiefs to identify investigatorsEstablishing potential of comparative effectiveness research/systematic reviews as area of research focusAvailability of sustained funding (short term/ long term)Slide10

DISCUSSION/QUESTIONS