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1 EBM 林 Kuang-Hui Yu, M.D. Center for EBM, Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital
2 Medical Education in the New Century Bioinformatics Patient-centered care Problem-based learning Evidence-based medicine
3 Evidence-Based Medicine Use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients. EBM is the integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values. Dr Pt Ev
4 (EBM, Evidence-based Medicine) 流行 料 讀 臨
5 Decision Making in Health Care Searching bibliographic databases Browse journals Ask colleagues Remember what you learned during your professional training Do no harm Textbooks EBM: Not only a skill but also an attitude change
6 Dr. Sydney Burwell, Dean of Harvard Medical School Half of what you are taught as medical students will in ten years have been shown to be wrong. And the trouble is, none of your teachers knows which half. Bias
7 Interpretation of evidence is subjective: it dependents on how you view it.
8 年 臨 流行 念 療行 都 療 立 年 立 (Iain Chalmers, David Sackett) Lancet Cochrane Collaboration 臨 類
9 Conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about individual patients. ~ Archie Cochrane 1972 Systemic review Meta-analysis analysis
10 McMaster University HIRU Health Information Research Unit Cochrane Collaboration Oxford University Centre for Evidence- Based Medicine American College of Physician ACP ACP Journal Club Online
11 The Evidence Pyramid Randomized Controlled Studies Cohort studies Case Control Studies Case series / Case reports Ideas, Editorials, Opinions Animal research In vitro (test tube) research Randomized Controlled Double Blind Studies 度 (Bias) Meta-analysis analysis Forest plot Meta - analysis
12 The purpose of meta-analysis analysis Employ statistical techniques in concert with a systemic qualitative review Increase statistical power for average estimate Resolve issues relating to conflicting results from studies Generate new hypothesis Glass, 1976 the statistical analysis of a large collection of analysis results from individual studies for the purpose of integrating the findings
13 What Does EBM Achieve Refinement and reduction Efficiency 率 Generalizability and consistency 類 Reliability and precision 度 Systemic review meta-analysis
14 行 行 1. Formulate an answerable question. 臨 料 臨 2. Track down the best evidence. 料 料 3. Critically appraise the evidence for validity, impact, and applicability. 度 臨 4. Integrate with our clinical expertise and patient values. 療 臨 5. Evaluate our effectiveness and efficacy.
15 Why EBM 臨 不 不 率來 率 來 不了 度 臨 療 易 療 利
16 料 1. 料 路 立 見 路 更 update 料 不 便 了 論 不 利 省 讀 量 臨 流行
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19 行 Five Steps to Practice EBM Step 1. Converting the need for information (about prevention, diagnosis, prognosis, therapy, causation, etc.) into an answerable question. Step 2. Searching the best evidence with which to answer that question. Step 3. Critically appraising the evidence for its validity (closeness to the truth), impact (size of the effect), and applicability (usefulness in our clinical practice). Step 4. Integrating the evidence with our clinical expertise and patients unique biology, values and circumstances. Step 5. Evaluating our effectiveness and efficiency in executing steps 1-4 and seeking ways to improve them both for next time.
20 Asking Answerable Clinical Questions Well-built Clinical Question Background question Ask general knowledge about a disorder Have two essential components: A question root (who, what, why, when ) with a verb A disorder, or an aspect of a disorder Foreground question Ask for specific knowledge about managing patients with a disorder Have four (or three) essential components (PICO): 1. Patient and/or problem 2. Intervention (treatment) 3. Comparison intervention 4. Outcomes
21 There are four elements of a well-formulated question (PICO)( Patient ~ Who is the patient or what is the problem being addressed? Intervention ~ What is the intervention? Comparison ~ What are the alternatives? Outcome ~ What are the outcomes?
22 Types of Clinical Questions 臨 類 What are the features / causes? What is frequency of the problem? Who has the problem? (Diagnosis( Diagnosis) Who will get the problem? (Prediction( Prediction) How can we alleviate the problem? (Intervention, Therapy)
23 Asking Answerable Clinical Question Patient/Problem Intervention Comparison Outcomes Insulin-dependent diabetics Intensive insulin regimen Regular insulin regimen Retinopathy Symptomatic hypoglycemia Do anticoagulants improve outcomes in patients with acute ischemic stroke versus no treatment?
24 Searching The Best Evidence 料 論 料 料 量 讀
25 料 1. ACP Journal Club: 兩 濾 論 理 2. DARE: Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effectiveness 錄 論 料 論 3. CDSR Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 路 論 療 論 4. CCTR Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials 參 料 索 來
26 EBM 料 料 來 料 類 ACP Journal Club 濾 50 例 NEJM JAMA Lancet Circulation. DARE CDSR CCTR NHS CRD Cochrane Cochrane Medline CINAL Biosis ERIC PsycINFO Medline EMBASE 料
27 Source of Evidence Cochrane library EBM reviews, DARE Medline Best evidence Clinical evidence Guidelines Clearinghouse Up to date, MD consult (Evidence is never enough)
28 路連 CGMH 館 料 PubMed: 1. ACP Journal Club: (1-4, 7 ) 2. Cochrane ~ DARE (Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects) 3. CDSR (Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews) ~ Collaborative Review Groups 4. CCTR (Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials): 5. Cochrane collaberation 6. NGC (National Guideline Clearinghouse): 7. Micromedex (CCIS) 料 更 8. Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine: = 9. McMaster University HIRU Health Information Research Unit Cochrane Collaboration : American College of Physician ACP : Bandolier: = AHRQ website: http// 13. InfoPOEMs: Other resources: (HINT): 連
29 The Evidence Pyramid Randomized Controlled Studies Cohort studies Case Control Studies Case series/ Reports Ideas, Editorials, Opinions Animal research In vitro (test tube) research Randomized Controlled Double Blind Studies Meta-analysis analysis Forest plot Meta - analysis Hierarchy of evidence that arranges study designs by their susceptibility to bias.
30 Grade of Recommendation [A] [B] Evidence-Based Medicine: How to Practice and Teach EBM. 2nd ed. David L. Sackett, Sharon E. Straus, W. Scott Richardson, William Rosenberg, R. Brian Haynes. Churchill Levingstone. 2000, p Level of Evidence 1a 1b 1c 2a 2b 2c 3a 3b Therapy Systemic review of RCTs Single RCT All-or-none Systemic review of cohort studies Cohort study or poor RCT Outcomes research Systemic review of casecontrol studies Case-control study [C] 4 Case series [D] 5 Expert opinion, physiology, bench research
31 The best evidence depends on the type of question What are the phenomena/problems? Observation What is frequency of the problem? (Frequency) Random (or consecutive) sample Does this person have the problem? (Diagnosis) Random (or consecutive) sample with gold standard Who will get the problem? (Prognosis) Follow-up of inception cohort How can we alleviate the problem? (Therapy) Randomized controlled trial (RCT) Best evidence is not always from RCTs.
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33 Critically Appraising the Evidence Critically appraising the evidence for its (VIP) Validity (closeness to the truth) 1. Was the assignment of patients to treatment randomized? 2. Was follow-up of patients sufficiently long and complete? (> 80%) 3. Were all patients analyzed in the groups to which they were randomized? (ITT) 4. Were patients and clinicians kept blind to treatment? 5. Were groups treated equally, apart from the experimental therapy? 6. Were the groups similar at the start of the trial? Validity: : selection bias, information bias, confounding Reliability of measurement: intraobserver (similarity over time), interobserver,, internal consistency SD, variance, CI (confidence interval) Impact (size of the effect): NNT (number needed to treat) = 1/ARR (absolute risk reduction) NNH (number needed to harm) = 1/ARI (absolute risk increase) Applicability plicability (usefulness in our clinical practice) Integrating the evidence with our clinical expertise and patients values and preferences.
34 讀論 Are the result valid? What are the results? (impact) Can I apply the results to the care of my patients? 林
35 臨 類 (Risk) Cohort study Case-control study (Diagnosis) Sensitivity, specificity Predictive value (PPV, NPV) 療 (Therapy) Clinical trial, field trial (Prognosis) Prediction model, simulation model
36 數 說 數 度 異度 率 率 療 數 度 度 罹 療 數
37 Determinants of Trial Quality Random allocation Allocation concealment Blinding~ single, double, triple blind Completeness of follow up 5-20 rule (at least 80% follow-up rate) Intension to treat (ITT) analysis vs. per protocol analysis
38 Calculation of OR/RR Treatment Exposed (experimental) Not exposed (control) Event Positive Negative A = 1 B = 29 C = 9 D = 21 EER = a/a+b = (Cohort study, Clinical trial) CER = c/c+d = 0.30 Relative Risk = EER/CER = (a/a+b)/(c/c+d) = 0.11 Experimental event Odds = a/b = (Case control study) Control event Odds = c/d = 0.43 Relative Odds = Odds Ratio = (a/b)/(c/d) = ad /bc = 0.08 Odd: a ratio of events to non-events ( )
39 Diagnostic test Diagnosis LR: likelihood ratio Disease (IDA) (ferritin) Present Absent Positive ( ) 731 a b 270 Negative ( ) 78 c d 1500 PPV NPV Sensitivity = a/a+c = 731/809 = 90% Specificity= d/b+d = 1500/1770 = 85% Positive predictive value (PPV) = a/a+b = 731/1001 = 73% Negative predictive value (NPV) = d/c+d = 1500/1578 = 95% LR+ for a positive result = sens/(1- spec) = 90%/15% = 6 (LR of a positive result = 度 /(1- 異度 ): 率 ) LR- for a negative result = (1-sens)/spec = 10%/85% = 0.12 Pre-test probability (prevalence)= = a+c/a+b+c+d= 31% Pre-test odds = prevalence/(1-prevalence) = 31%/69% = 0.45 Post-test test odds = Pre-test odds Likelihood Ratio Post-test probability= Post-test odds/(post-test odds + 1) (Multilevel Likelihood Ratio: not just provide a positive or a negative test result) SnNout, SpPin
40 Diagnosis Specificity (PPV) ( ) SnNout, SpPin Sensitivity (NPV) ( ) (predictive value) 行率 (prevalence) Positive predictive value (PPV) = Sen. P / [Sen. P + (1-Sp). (1-P)] (Bayes s theorem, P: probability, prevalence) P= 0.5, PPV= 0.8x0.5 / [0.8x x0.5] = 0.8 = 80% P= 0.05, PPV= 0.8x0.05 / [0.8x x0.05] = 17.4% 不 P 不 Specificity 行率 Sensitivity 行率 參 不 行率來 Post-test test odds = Pre-test odds Likelihood Ratio (Pre-test odds) = 率 /(1- 率 ) (LR of a positive test result, LR+) = 度 /(1- 異度 ) ( 率 )
41 Diagnosis Use of Sensitivity Test ( 度 ) 來 Treatable disease Rule out disease ~ (SnNout) Use of Specificity Test ( 度 ) Rule in disease ~ (SpPin) ROC (receiver operator characteristic) curve 度 1- 異度 率 ROC curve 度
42 Critically Appraising the Evidence 度 (Validity) (random allocation) (concealment of allocation) (follow-up duration) (> 80%) 療 blinded 利 intention-to-treat analysis 了 療 療 兩 療 baseline 讀 什 不 了 來 臨 來 療 來 更
43 From RRR to ARR and NNT RRR ARR NNT
44 Asking Answerable Clinical Question Patient/Problem Intervention Comparison Outcomes Insulin-dependent diabetics Intensive insulin regimen Regular insulin regimen Retinopathy Symptomatic hypoglycemia
45 Treatment Effects Occurrence of diabetic retinopathy at 5 years among insulindependent diabetic in the DCCT trial Usual insulin regimen (CER: control event rate): 38% Intensive insulin regimen (EER: experimental event rate): 13% Risk Reduction (calculation): NNT Absolute risk reduction (ARR) = CER-EER = 38%-13% = 25% Relative risk reduction (RRR) = CER-EER /CER = 25%/38% =66% Number needed to treat (NNT) = 1/ARR = 1/25% = 4 patients NNT: The number of patients that need to be treated to prevent one bad outcome or get one good outcome.
46 Harm The proportion of patients with at least one episode of symptomatic hypoglycemia Usual insulin regimen (CER: control event rate): 23% Intensive insulin regimen (EER: experimental event rate): 57% Risk Increase (calculation): NNH Absolute risk increase (ARI) = EER - CER = 57% - 23% = 34% Relative risk increase (RRI) = EER-CER/CER = 57% - 23%/23% = 148% Number needed to harm (NNH) = 1/ARI = 1/0.34 = 3 patients ( 數 ) NNH: The number of patients that need to be treated to cause one bad outcome (being harmed). (Risk-adjustment for individual patients.)
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48 Formulae to convert OR and RR to NNT For RR < 1: (Report of Systematic Reviews) NNT = 1/(1-RR) x PEER For RR > 1: NNT = 1/(RR-1) x PEER For OR < 1: NNT = 1 - [PEER x (1-OR)] / (1-PEER) x (PEER) x (1-OR) For OR > 1: NNT = 1 + [PEER x (OR-1)] / (1-PEER) x (PEER) x (OR-1) Absolute risk reduction (ARR) = CER-EER Relative risk reduction (RRR) = CER-EER/CER =ARR/CER, ARR = CER x RRR NNT = 1 / ARR = 1 / EER-CER = 1 / CER(=PEER) x RRR (Relative Risk = EER/CER, OR=EEO/CEO)
49 Calculation: NNT (95% CI)
50 行 Five Steps to Practice EBM Step 1. Converting the need for information (about prevention, diagnosis, prognosis, therapy, causation, etc.) into an answerable question. Step 2. Searching the best evidence with which to answer that question. Step 3. Critically appraising the evidence for its validity (closeness to the truth), impact (size of the effect), and applicability (usefulness in our clinical practice). (NNT, NNH) Step 4. Integrating the evidence with our clinical expertise and patients unique biology, values and circumstances. (LHH) Step 5. Evaluating our effectiveness and efficiency in executing steps 1-4 and seeking ways to improve them both for next time.
51 LHH (likelihood of being helped versus harmed) f t, f h : risk adjustment (Dr.) s: risk adjustment (Patient) Disease progression is 19 (0.95/0.05) (s: patient s s value)
52 Treatment of Class III-IV Lupus Nephritis Meta-Analysis Treatment of diffuse proliferative lupus nephritis: A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials Am J Kidney Dis Feb;43(2): Cochrane Renal Group Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 1, 2004.
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54 Forest plot This is a forest plot, with a vertical line at 1.0 representing equivalence in risk for an outcome with experimental and control treatment (null hypothesis). Values of RR less than 1 indicate a reduction in risk for the outcome with the experimental treatment. Conversely, values of RR more than 1 indicate an increase in risk. The RR for each outcome and its 95% CI are indicated by a solid square and a line. The 95% CIs are a measure of variability in the precision of the RR estimate and its statistical significance. The size of the solid square represents the contribution (weight) of the trial to the analysis. Diamond-shaped symbols represent the summary estimator of overall effect pooling the weighted effect of individual RCTs. Heterogeneity of treatment effects between studies was investigated by visual examination of graphic meta-analysis plots and from the Cochran Q (heterogeneity chi-square) and I 2 statistic.
55 Treatment of diffuse proliferative lupus nephritis: A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials Am J Kidney Dis Feb;43(2): Cochrane Renal Group Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 1, 2004.
56 Principles of Doing a Systemic Review The same underlying effect Include all relevant studies Published or unpublished studies Dealing with heterogeneity (Cochrane Q) Problem of combining heterogenous studies Weighted average of effect 95% CI, weighting=1/variance High quality of primary studies Garbage in, garbage out Reproducible reliable procedures
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58 Two Fundamental Principles of EBM EBM posits a hierarchy of evidence to guide clinical decision making. Evidence alone is never sufficient to make a clinical decision. Trade the benefits and risks Inconvenience Costs Consider the patient s value (Risk-adjustment for individual patient.)
59 Clinical Practice Guidelines 療 療 理 利 流 量 識 療 (health care-provider) 識 臨 識 行 行 不 臨 療 (clinical practice guideline) 療不 療 EBM: Closing the Research-Practice Gap
60 Clinical Practice Guidelines Systemically developed statements to assist practitioner and patient decisions about appropriate health care for specific clinical circumstances. Purpose ~ to make explicit recommendations with a definite intent to influence what clinicians do. 療
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62 Choosing a Good Question Burden of disease or condition Intervention Ability to change practice Feasibility of assessment Others ~ ethical, political, and social consideration
63 Resource Centers for Guidelines NGC - National Guideline Clearinghouse AGREE - appraisal of guideline research & evaluation Guidelines International Network SIGN - Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network
64 Resource Centers for Guidelines Center for Evidence-based Medicine, Oxford Cochrane collaboration Bandolier Links html/ 臨 療
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66 Barriers to the practice of EBM Limited high-level evidence Limited systemic summaries of evidence Lack of facilities Easy access to evidence, computer reminders, CATs Lack of training Personal barrier, staff barrier, institutional barrier Anxiety about teacher s attitude toward EBM Attitude and behavior change Adult learning theory (postgraduate, undergraduate) Behavior change does not occurs unless physicians are convinced of the benefits of practicing EBM. Acad Med 2003;78: , Med Teach 2003;25:77-81
67 林 良 李 料 益 16 麗 理 論 識 念 Power Point 識 便 路 料
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69 林 年 練 練 例 論 臨 論 參 94.01~94.05 行 六年 行 來 練
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71 練 臨 療 臨 臨 療 立 料 不 力量
72 EBM ~ Just do it. Knowledge is the enemy of disease Action is the enemy of knowledge Muir Gray ~ Oxford University Institute of Health Sciences, UK
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