Learning Health System: Integrating clinical research and practice Flashcards

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Definition of Learning Health System

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Knowledge generation processes are embedded in daily practice to produce continual improvements in care

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Definition of routinely collected data

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From electronic health record systems and data registries

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Definition of specific research data

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From clinical trials and research

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Definition of actionable data

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When scientific findings => actionable knowledge

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What is a Learning Health System

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Data produced from research used to generate and refine current health practices for continuous improvement in health care
All about pooling of knowledge

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What are the 3 processes in a Learning Health System

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Routinely and securely aggregate data fro disparate sources
Convert data => knowledge
Disseminate knowledge in actionable forms to all who can benefit from it

Each problem will be addressed and improved at different rates

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What is routinely collected data

What are the advantages and disadvantages of routinely collected data

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From electronic health record systems and data registries

Wide coverage
Vast quantity

Quality can be an issue when a specific patient profile is needed for a precise study

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What is specific research data

What are the advantages and disadvantages of specific research data

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From clinical trials and research

High quality data
Controlled populations included
Well defined questions

Data is expensive and hard to get
From restricted populations

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What is actionable data

What are the advantages

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Routinely collected data and specific research data analysed and becomes actionable data => usable knowledge

Usable in clinical practise
Used in decision making

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What are the challenges with clinical trials

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Too expensive and difficult to run
Efficacy effectiveness gap

However implementation => LHS provides clinical context

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What is the efficacy effectiveness gap (EEG)

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Disconnect between clinical trial outcomes and info obtained from clinical practice

Interaction of drug effect with real life contextual factors which are hard to identify

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How would you integrate LHS with a clinical trial

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Eligibility checks done automatically from EHR data
eClinical Research Form filled based on EHR info
If patient eligible, may consent to take part in trial
All collected data is stored in EHR system and research database

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What are the benefits of integrating LHR with clinical trials

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eCRF data adds to EHR
Helps clinician
Data shared will benefit many patients

Can also be used for observational trials

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What is the TRANSFoRm Project

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Develops methods, models, services, demonstrations to support

  • Epidemiological research with GP records including genotype phenotype studies and other record linkages
  • Clinical trials embedded in the EHR
  • Decision support for diagnoses
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What are the benefits of integrating LHR with decision support systems

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Uses info entered by HCW and provides a list of possible diagnoses
Data based off data from research or HR

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