Present: Kairn
Kelley, Rodger Kessler, Ben Littenberg, Prema Menon, Connie van Eeghen
1.
Start Up: Inter-rater Reliability article update. Box
and whisker plot is successful to show differences in inter-rater reliability
over time (over the study period and over the ordinal placement of the subject
on each day of testing)
2.
Presentation: Kairn:
F31 grant application for career development of pre-doctoral fellows: stipend,
research, and tuition for 2-5 years. Goal: to structure and fund dissertation
a. Domain
(as written in May):
i.
“What role could dichotic listening testing play in the
assessment of children with ADHD?”
ii.
The definition of ADHD includes two subgroups
(inattention and hyperactive)
b. Plan
(from May)
i.
Lit review
ii.
Select tests [deliverable paper on available tests]
iii.
Subjects (define population)
iv.
Test each subject twice
v.
Analyze
c. Aims
(from May):
i.
ADHD-PI score differently than ADHD-C
ii.
ADHD score differently than normal
d. Lit
Review Thus far reveals some opportunities:
i.
need for basic
epidemiologic studies of APD test performance
ii.
There is an association between the two diagnoses: ADHD
(diagnosed by set of symptoms) vs. APD (auditory processing disorder, diagnosed
by a set of test results)
e. Discussion:
i.
Consider an epidemiologic question: what is the
distribution in a population of children for the prevalence of APD and ADHD.
1. Aim
1: mean and std dev for dichotic test
2. Aim
2: correlation between APD and ADHD
3. Aim
3: percent overlap
4. Aim
4: how much does one test identify the other result
5. Aim
5: does the remedy for ADHD have an effect on APD
ii.
Consider a study in an “enriched population” of children
who are likely to have ADHD and are likely to have APD: “Is dichotic testing a
good test of ADHD?”
iii.
Measure stability of scores as a phase 1 study:
1. How
stable is the test?
2. Is
APD a trait or a state?
3. Is
the measure stable?
4. Is
the score associated with ADHD?
5. Is
instability in the score associated with ADHD?
6. What
does the normal population look like?”
7. How
long a period of time should elapse to retest in a child?
8. Should
the study include a combination of words that are presented to both ears
(cat/dog and also dog/cat)?
9. Does
the data that were collected in the pre-test show that the first 25 word
combinations result in the same scores as the last 25 word combinations?
10. Test in the
“normal” population, ADHD population, and APD population to test the
difference.
f. Call
the project officer about details related to the application, e.g. does the
sponsor need to have a current R01 grant?
a.
Dec 13: Prema: draft grant application. (No Ben)
b.
Dec 20: Winter break – next meeting is on January 3, 2:00
– 3:30.
c. Future
agenda to consider:
i.
Ben: budgeting exercise for grant applications; NHANES
– lower female mortality for women taking birth control medications
ii.
Rodger: Mixed methods article; article on Behavior’s
Influence on Medical Conditions (unpublished); drug company funding. Also: discuss design for PCBH clinical and
cost research. Also: Prezi demo.
iii.
Amanda: presentation and interpretation of data in
articles
iv.
Christina Cruz, 3rd year FM resident with
questionnaire for mild serotonin withdrawal syndrome on 12/6 or 12/13
Recorder: Connie van Eeghen and Kairn Kelley
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