Present: Kairn Kelley, Rodger Kessler, Ben Littenberg, Connie
van Eeghen, Jon Van Luling
Start Up: Nelson Mandela… moved the
dot, and our society, measurably and immeasurably.
1.
Discussion: Rodger
is seeking a set of measures that can be used to reliably rate the degree of
behavioral health integration and a method to get an expert panel to assess a
set of clinical vignettes that will serve as an approximate gold standard of
different classes of integration.
a. The
first of vignettes have been developed; these need review and refinement. There are five vignettes at this time; the
goal is for them to be consistently and unambiguously categorized according to
the measures.
b. Anchors
were set up at four points, but not at quartiles: 0%, 1-49%, 50-99%, 100%. Discussion was vigorous about where these
points should be placed/what range of responses they should include, and how
they should be described.
c. Statements
(also called stems) were selected at random and reviewed from multiple
perspectives. Questions were raised about
how the statements reflect key aspects of the paradigm being tested. These questions will be reviewed with the
author of the paradigm case.
a. December
10: Connie’s analytic plan for medical student evaluation data
b.
Future agenda to consider:
i.
Peter Callas or other faculty on multi-level modeling
ii.
Charlie MacLean: demonstration of Tableau; or Rodger’s
examples of Prezi
iii.
Journal article: Gomes, 2013, Opioid Dose and MVA in
Canada (Charlie)
iv.
Ben: Tukey chapter reading assignments, or other book
of general interest
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