Present: Marianne Burke, Nancy Gell, Juvena Hitt, Kairn Kelley (phone), Ayodelle
LeBruin, Mike LaMantia, Liliane Savard, Adam Sprouse-Blum, Connie van Eeghen
Start Up: Little Kaia Oshita
Sprouse-Blum is a QT! Also, check out this Gawande commencement speech on
identifying and responding to pseudo-science: http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-mistrust-of-science
1.
Marianne Burke:
Update
a. Completed data
collection on study testing whether clinical evidence technology improves patient
skin problem outcomes in primary care. Marianne would like feedback on presentation
of results.
b. Design of the
study was discussed passionately: the inclusion of diagnoses that might not be
amenable to treatment may mask the actual effectiveness of the tool.
c. Possible follow
up study based on provider characteristics: baseline use of technology, use of
Visual Dx by the intervention arm, use of other technology by the control arm
d. What is the
story: in an information-rich environment, one resource is unlikely to make a
difference
i.
The story may be in the provider’s feedback re: technology
assessment, not in the PROs
e. Next step:
i.
Identify the questions that need to be answered next: establishing
a methodology for studying the value of health information resources
2.
Spring Semester
schedule:
No change; keep to Fridays, 2p – 3:15p.
Let Kairn, Marianne, or Connie know if this presents a problem for you.
3.
Next Workshop Meeting(s): Fridays, 2:00 p.m.
– 3:15 p.m., at Given
Courtyard South Level 4 until end of Dec.
a.
Dec 16: TBA
b.
Jan 6: Kairn
(no Connie, Marianne)
c.
Jan 13: CvE
manuscript review
d.
Future
topics:
a.
Juvena:
protocol development
b.
LaMantia:
predictors of successful R01 applications: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0155060
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