NCIN Breast Cancer Workshop 13 March 2014 Hilton Metropole, NEC, Birmingham. Kieran Horgan, Dick Rainsbury, Mark Sibbering, Gill lawrence

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NCIN Breast Cancer Workshop 13 March 2014 Hilton Metropole, NEC, Birmingham Kieran Horgan, Dick Rainsbury, Mark Sibbering, Gill lawrence 1

Interactive Workshop Session Professor Kieran Horgan Workshop aims and objectives Table allocation Tasks to be completed Collation of results Mr Dick Rainsbury HQIP breast cancer audit update Consultant Outcomes Programme (COP) Mr Mark Sibbering Some initial thoughts on outcome measures 2

Consultant level outcomes are they possible? Scenario : Multiple surgical procedures Surgeon 1 - WLE & SNB Surgeon B - Mx & ANC Who is allocated the case and any complications? 3

Consultant level outcomes are they possible? Scenario : Two surgeons one operation Mastectomy & SNB & LD flap reconstruction Surgeon 1 - Mx & insets flap Surgeon 2 - SNB & raises LD flap Who is allocated the case and any complications? 4

Consultant level outcomes are they possible? Scenario : Operating vs responsible surgeon Surgical trainees will we be reluctant trainers? Associate specialists independent data? Accurate case allocation - HES data vs path report 5

Consultant level outcomes are they possible? Example: Length of stay Does this reflect individual surgical practice or is it a reflection of service resources and patient factors? 6

Outcome Data - Issues What do we mean by an MDT? Peer review definition a hospital with an MDT Patient pathway definition looking at referral patterns and outcomes 7

Outcome Data - Issues Overall numbers: Are they large enough? Combining years may not allow changes / improvements to be seen 8

Outcome Data - Issues Survival: Is 1 year survival meaningful for breast cancer? Does 5 or 10 year survival tell you anything about a consultant / MDT / hospital now? 9

Some possible outcome measures (see later slides for sources) 10 Outcome measures COP NHSBSP/ ABS Audit Breast cancer profiles New cancers treated per annum (caseload) Cases with an NPI score Early detection (TNM stage 1 and 2) Urgent GP referrals - seen within 2 weeks - treatment within 31 days of decision to treat - treatment within 62 days of urgent GP referral Diagnosis by emergency admission Mastectomy rates (invasive) Mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction Mastectomy and delayed breast reconstruction Use of SLNB SLNB technique used Sentinel node count (no. nodes examined in a SLNB) Axillary lymph node dissection count (no. nodes examined in ALND) Re-excision rate BCS to BCS BCS to Mx Repeat operations to axilla after positive SLNB (invasive) No preoperative ultrasound on the axilla (invasive) No biopsy after abnormal preoperative axillary ultrasound Return to theatre rate Unscheduled re-admission rate within 28 days Implant loss rate 23 hour stay Length of stay BCS for invasive disease without RT Chemotherapy for HER2, node positive invasive Chemotherapy/surgery/RT rates <70yr Chemotherapy/surgery/RT rates >70yr Endocrine therapy for ER positive invasive cancers with NPI >3.4 Use of neo-adjuvant therapy (invasive) 1-year survival 1- and 5-year NPI-adjusted survival Breast cancer mortality all ages and under 75 years PROMs CCG Outcome Indicators

Feedback from table discussions Consultant outcomes 1 2 3 4 Local and regional recurrence rate from BCS at 5 years Margins <1mm which are not re-excised Emergency and 48 hour return to theatre Infective complications following reconstruction Nodes no. nodes taken at SLND and no. nodes taken at ALND Immediate/delayed reconstruction rate Implant and flap loss and other complications WLE/MX rate + WLE to WLE rate Triangulate re-excison rates with specimen weights/tumour size Time to treatment Endocrine treatment given appropriately RT following WLE Length of stay Number of cancers/caseload Quality of Life from PROMS 23 hour discharge Survival rate 11

Feedback from table discussions Team outcomes 1 2 3 4 Overall satisfaction Close adherence to MDT decisions MDT attendance including trainee SCR or ENT National/regional audits and recruitment to trials or research PROMS Early detection/early stage All targets team 31 day (62 Day) (NOT two week wait) Axillary clearance count Re-admission in 28 days Adjuvant therapy Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy Offered if not felt to be non-conservable at diagnosis Breast care nurse for each patients 23 hour discharge Immediate reconstruction rates/ discuss IR Chemotherapy/Sx/rate 5 yr survival (take into account screening vs symptomatic population Non operative diagnosis Biological profiling of disease at diagnosis Pre-operative axillary ultrasound Access and times for MRI if required MDT Data co-ordinator 12

Sources of suggested outcome data 13

NHSBSP/ABS Audit Outcome Data Consultant caseload (at least 30 screening cases per year) Use of SLNB and technique (dual or blue dye only) Mastectomy and immediate reconstruction rates for small cancers (<15mm) Repeat operations on the breast BCS to BCS (breast conserving surgery) BCS to Mx (mastectomy) Repeat operations on the axilla after SLNB No U/S on axilla No biopsy after abnormal u/s Radiotherapy after BCS for invasive cancers (an MDT measure?) Chemotherapy for node positive cancers (an MDT measure?) HER 2+ve Endocrine therapy for ER +ve, invasive cancers NPI >3.4 (MPG1&2, PPG) Use of neo-adjuvant therapy 14

Outcome Data Breast Cancer Profiles (Cancer Commissioning Toolkit) Consultant caseload (at least 30 cases per year) Major surgical procedures (invasive cancers) Mastectomy cases (Invasive cancers) Mastectomy and immediate reconstruction rates (invasive cancers) Use of SLNB (invasive cancers) Cases readmitted as an emergency within 28 days Length of stay (median and mean) Cases with an NPI score Urgent GP referrals Seen within 2 weeks Proportion diagnosed with cancer Treatment within 31 days of decision to treat Treatment within 62 days of urgent GP referral 15

Outcome Data CCG Outcome Indicator Set 2014/15 Domain 1 - Reducing premature mortality from the major causes of death Under 75 mortality from cancer One-year survival from all cancers One-year survival from breast, lung & colorectal cancers Cancer: diagnosis via emergency routes Cancer: record of stage at diagnosis Cancer: early detection Lung cancer; record of stage at diagnosis Breast cancer: mortality 16

Outcome Data Consultant Outcomes Programme (NHS England/HQIP) Consultant level outcomes (draft proposals) New cancers treated per annum Sentinel node count ALND count Re-excision rate Return to theatre rate Unscheduled re-admission rate Implant loss rate 23 hour stay MDT level outcomes (draft proposals) SN/mastectomy/BCS/breast reconstruction rates BCS for invasive disease without RT rate chemotherapy rate for HER2 node positive invasive disease chemotherapy/surgery/rt rates <70yr chemotherapy/surgery/rt rates >70yr 1 and 5 year NPI-adjusted survival PROMs 17