Doctor tests. Vincent Jarlier MD, PhD Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital Paris, France

Similar documents
Next Generation Rapid Diagnostics

point-of-care test (POCT) Definition: an analytical or diagnostic test undertaken in a setting distinct from a normal hospital or non-hospital

Redefine Performance. BD Veritor. System Revolutionizes Testing at the Point of Care. Fast. Streamlined Workflow Requires minimal hands-on time

Understanding Flu Testing

The Application of molecular POCT for Influenza and Group A Strep Detection

SEXUAL HEALTH LAB PRODUCTS

Point of care testing for respiratory viruses

QUICK REFERENCE INSTRUCTIONS For use with Sofia and Sofia 2. Rx only

Consult Diagnostics Strep A Dipstick Package

QUICK REFERENCE INSTRUCTIONS

QUICK REFERENCE INSTRUCTIONS For use with Sofia only.

Influenza A & B Screening

GeneXpert System. On-Demand Molecular Testing for the Physician Office Laboratory

The FDA s New Reclassification of Rapid Influenza Diagnostic Tests: Are you Prepared?

The Current Status of Influenza Testing

Rapid Detection FAQs

MEETING THE STANDARDS: FDA MANDATORY RAPID INFLUENZA DETECTION TEST (RIDTs) RECLASSIFICATION

INFLUENZA (Outbreaks; hospitalized or fatal pediatric cases)

Point of Care Tests for respiratory viruses: impact on clinical outcomes of patients

Infectious Disease Diagnostics

HIV Diagnostic Testing

We ll be our own lifesavers. We ll get the flu vaccine.

Human Influenza A (Swine Flu) Rapid test

Xpert CT/NG. Detect it in here. Stop it out there. Three targets, 90 minutes. No repeat testing. Xpert CT/NG. Xpert. A better way.

Virology Proficiency Testing Program. Restricted Category Direct Antigen Detection

Rapid-VIDITEST. Strep A Blister. One step Strep A Blister for the detection of Group A Streptococcal antigen from throat swabs or culture.

2.1 HIV antibody tests

American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Telehealth Care

AdvaMedDx Value Assessment Framework in Practice

SAMPLE PROCEDURE 907-9, 06/11

The management of viral URTI Dr Terry Marshall Virologist, Ampath

Rapid-VIDITEST Swine Flu

Influenza Report Week 44

Screening (and Diagnosis) of 15 Respiratory Viruses Using NAAT

Virology Proficiency Testing Program. Restricted Category Direct Antigen Detection

IP Lab Webinar 8/23/2012

Rapid-VIDITEST. Influenza A+B

October Influenza Testing for the Season. Lauren Anthony, MD, MT(ASCP)SBB Medical Director, Allina Medical Laboratories

Influenza Report Week 45

Collection (Specimen Source Required on all tests) Sputum: >5 ml required. First morning specimen preferred.

Enterovirus-D68 (EV-D68) Frequently Asked Questions September 29, 2014 New information in italics

Economic Value Lab Efficiencies Safety Clinical Outcomes. Visit BD Booth AACC/ASCLS 2009 Annual Meeting

Rapid-VIDITEST. Strep A Card. One step Strep A Card for the detection of Group A Streptococcal antigen from throat swabs or culture.

nstitute of Medicine ommittee on Implementation of Antiviral Medication trategies for an Influenza Pandemic

Clinical Policy Title: Strep testing

Test Requested Specimen Ordering Recommendations

Rapid-VIDITEST. Influenza A

MICROBIOLOGICAL TESTING IN PICU

ESCMID Online Lecture Library. by author

Influenza Report Week 03

5/16/2011. Objectives of the Presentation. Questions for the Audience. 1. Do you currently prescribe narcotics at your practice? A. Yes B.

Dr Mary O Meara Specialist in Public Health Medicine November /9/2013 1

M E D I C A L L A B O R A T O R Y

flu vaccination The Who should have it and why WINTER 2017/18

100 Years since the 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic. Current Standards for Flu Pandemic Preparedness

We ll be our lifesaver. We ll get the flu vaccine.

We ll be our lifesaver. We ll get the flu vaccine.

IT S A LIFESAVER EVERY YEAR FLU CAUSES SEVERE ILLNESS AND DEATH. GET YOUR FLU VACCINE NOW. IF YOU ARE: worker

Revised Recommendations for the Use of Influenza Antiviral Drugs

New Molecular Diagnostic Assays for Solana Performance Assessment, Workflow Analysis, and Clinical Utility

Key Facts about Seasonal Flu Vaccine from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

COMPARISON OF THE SOFIA AND VERITOR DIRECT ANTIGEN DETECTION ASSAY SYSTEMS TO IDENTIFY INFLUENZA VIRUSES FROM PATIENT NASOPHARYNGEAL

Pandemic Influenza A Matter of Time

SP.718 Special Topics at Edgerton Center: D-Lab Health: Medical Technologies for the Developing World

Comparison of Four Rapid Diagnostic Kits of Immunochromatography for Detection of Influenza A and Influenza B Viruses

A Guide for Parents. Protect your child. What parents should know. Flu Information The Flu:

Retrospective and Prospective Verification of the Cepheid Xpert Flu Assay

4. RED AND BLUE TOP COLLECTION SWABS WILL NO LONGER BE SUPPLIED FOR BACTERIAL CULTURE

Clinical Diagnosis of Influenza in Adults. Andrew T. Pavia University of Utah

RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS. CLS 212: Medical Microbiology Zeina Alkudmani

2009 (Pandemic) H1N1 Influenza Virus

M.D.IPA, M.D.IPA Preferred, Optimum Choice and Optimum Choice Preferred STAT Laboratory List Revised Jan. 5, 2017

Swine flu - information prescription

Surveillance of influenza in Northern Ireland

CLIA Complexity: WAIVED

MEDICATIONS USED TO TREAT UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION AND COMMON COLD

An Unhealthy Home. Part 1: An Ailing Family STO-150

Influenza Report Week 49

Influenza. What Is Influenza?

Customary urine test is the dip stick and the mid-stream culture of voided urine. Up to 77% of cystitis cases are cultured

flu vaccination The Who should have it and why WINTER 2017/18 Includes information for children and pregnant women mmunisation in England in 2017/18

Guidance for Influenza in Long-Term Care Facilities

Evidence Based Practice Presentation

Influenza Report Week 47

How many students at St. Francis Preparatory School in New York City have become ill or been confirmed with swine flu?

The GP s and staff wish all our patients a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

Cost drivers in Microbiology/Serology laboratory testing: some perspectives

PRODUCT# PRODUCT NAME VOLUME

It is very common to get symptoms like cough, sore throat, runny nose and watery eyes. Usually when you

AN IMMUNOASSAY TEST FOR THE QUALITATIVE DETECTION OF STREP A ANTIGEN IN THROAT SWAB SPECIMENS

cobas Liat System Lab in a tube

WHO Prequalification of Diagnostics Programme PUBLIC REPORT. Product: HIV 1/2 STAT-PAK Number: PQDx Abstract

YOUR ULTIMATE FLU SURVIVAL GUIDE CHICKEN SOUP, HERBAL REMEDIES, ANTIVIRAL DRUGS, OH MY! HERE S EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW.

Laboratory Diagnostics for the Detection of Influenza A/B & RSV

The Demographic Impact of an Avian Flu Pandemic

DOC / FLU SHOT FOR SENIORS 2017 DOCUMENT

Evaluation of the Oxoid Xpect Legionella test kit for Detection of Legionella

USER GUIDE FOR SPECIMEN COLLECTION

MICROBIOLOGY SPECIMEN COLLECTION MANUAL

M E D I C A L L A B O R A T O R Y

Transcription:

Doctor tests Vincent Jarlier MD, PhD Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital Paris, France

Doctor test

Are DTs used 2 exemples Urine dipstick test : 1980s Strep A tests : 1990s

Urine dipstick test for UTI Based on : Sensitivity : Nitrites 50-70 % Leucocyte esterase 60-80 % Any of the two 75-85 % Specificity : Single marker 75 85 % Any of the two : ~ 60 % Prevalence of UTI : ~ 20 % (can increase with more stringent case definition) PPV ~ 40 % (i.e. higher than PPV of clinical scoring), NPV ~ 95 % ~ 4 missed UTIs in 100 tested patients Could allow to spare a substantial proportion (half) of useless treatments

Urine dipstick test : recommendations for UTIs in textbooks Mandell 2005 - rapid screening test. Patients with a negative test and UTI syptoms should have urine microscopic examination or culture Manual of clinical microbiology (8th edition) - rapid, inexpensive and simple to perform.. Sensitivity is low in some patient populations.. Screening algorithms have been proposed that incorporate test (positive = culture, negative = no culture)

Urine dipstick test And in practice? (1) Nys JAC 2006 21 GPs, the Netherlands Guidelines : Ni + = positive test > treatment Ni - and Le - = negative test > no treatment 1993 non pregnant women, mean age 43 years women with Ni + : 94 % got antibiotics (recommend.) women with Ni- and Le - : 20 % got antibiotics

Urine dipstick test And in practice? (2) Patel J Clin Patol 2006 3 hospitals, 1 central lab, Leicester UK Dipstick + strip reader (automated, paper printouts) Prevalence UTI 17 % Policy : negative test >> no urine sent for culture Impact of policy assessed after 2 years Reduction in Lab workload (i.e. in number of urine samples sent for culture) Hospital 1 : - 6 % Hospital 2 : - 19 % Hospital 3 : + 44 % no clear reason for discrepancies within hospitals

Urine dipstick test And in practice? (3) In many places performed in the Lab as screening test To reduce Lab workload : e.g. if 4 criteria are used (Ni, Le, blood, protein), samples with all 4 negative (15-20%) can be ruled out now in competition with automated rapid screeningmethods

Strep A tests rapid immunochromatographic assay qualitative detection of StrepA antigen directly from throat swab various formats : dipstick, cards, cartriges..

Strep A tests Based on : Global sensitivity 85-90% and specificity 95-98% Prevalence of strepa in children with pharyngitis : 20 to 40 % (can vary depending on clinical score, e.g. Centor score), mean 30 % PPV ~ 90 %, i.e. >>> PPV of clinical score NPV ~ 95 % ~ 3 missed StrepA cases in 100 tested children Could allow to spare a substantial proportion (3/4) of useless treatments

Strep A tests : recommendations for pharyngitis in children Some say : - Positive test can be used to start treatment (~ 20%) - Negative test should be confirmed by culture!!! - Providing highest diagnosis rate and lowest level of unnecessary antibiotic prescription Others say : - Positive test can be used to start treatment (~ 20%) - Negative test can be used not to treat, without confirmation by culture Webb Pediatrics 1998, Webb J Fam Prac 2000, Ehrlich Prev Med 2002

Strep A tests : recommendations for pharyngitis in children Other criteria - Sensitivity of the test can vary depending on practitioner - Financial cost : lowest seems to be treat all policy (studies generally take penicillin cost in models, but not the more expensive antibiotics) - Societal cost and care strategy : my child has no StrepA and goes back to school tomorrow

Strep A tests : recommendations for pharyngitis in children And in practice? Atlas J Gen Intern med 2005 1ary care setting, Mass. Gen Hosp Boston StrepA rapid test used as Point of care 179 patients with pharyngitis Prevalence StrepA 26 % All patients with positive test got treated ¼ patients with negative test got treated Crude antibiotic treatment saved over the treat all policy : 55 %

Why doctors could be reluctant to use DTs Take time, even not much Accessibility (how to get the kits) Not that easy to perform I m not a biologist Perception of the economic issue (cost saving), societal issue (e.g. back to home), ecological issue (decrease antibiotic use) Underpaid test Doctor tests limitations Willing to share the responsibility for the diagnosis (legal concern )

Doctor tests limitations : consequences Not performed at all Performed by doctors but with a limited impact on decision Performed. in the Lab («they know how to do it and have the time to do it»)

BINAX NOW Legionella - Urinary Antigen - «most widely recognized rapid urine tests in the world due to its sensitivity, specificity and ease of use» - «sensitivity 95%, specificity 95%» - results in 15 minutes - Moderately Complex

Influenza A+B X/pect Flu A & B Result in 15 minutes directly from nose or throat swabs. «extremely easy to perform and interpret, giving virologists quick and valuable information with which to target further investigations and patient care». «improves laboratory workflow during what can be a hectic season with a high demand for rapid respiratory disease testing»

Respiratory syncitial virus dipstick immunoassay qualitative detection directly from nasopharyngeal swab or nasopharyngeal aspirate symptomatic patients 18 years «It is recommended that negative test be confirmed by cell culture» «Negative results do not preclude RSV infection and it is recommended that they not be used as the sole basis for treatment or management decisions.

Doctor tests in Google (key word : «doctor test»)

Pregnancy test - a digital display spells out «Pregnant» or «Not Pregnant», eliminating the need to interpret result lines. - a blinking display indicates the test is being performed properly and the woman has sampled correctly. - result in less than 3 minutes. - 13.99

A fake «Doctor Test for AIDS» for training students Simulated ELISA test to identify «infected patient samples» and compare them to control samples. No human blood is used in this experiment. The kit includes : complete instructions, HIV antigens, neg and pos control, «donor serums». For 10 Groups of students Price: $99.95

Pretend & Play Doctor Set (for ages 3-6 years) Price: $ 14.50

Expending the scope of Doctor tests «Test if you get depressed» Depression = dysfonction of serotonine and noradrenaline Goes with decreased perception of sweet or salt taste Strip with low load of salt and sugar to test perception Developped at Bristol University UK Melichar and Donaldson Sciences 29 August 2008

Doctor tests = Bedside test, Near patient test (NPT) Performed by the doctor (nurse) at clinic or bedside >> easy to use, quick Result available within minutes ( less time than it would take a sprinter to reach the lab ) Addressing important issues in term of patient management

Doctor tests : ideal indications When different possible diagnosis each with distinct medical decision test able to distinguish between these diagnosis, or at least to establish or eliminate some (one) of them High sensitivity to lead to high NPV Not much problem with specificity (and then PPV) as long as higher than alternative diagnostic approach (i.e. clinical )

Point of care test (POCT) referred to as near patient, bedside, or extra laboratory testing, key objective of POCT is to generate a result quickly so that appropriate decision can be taken, leading to an improved clinical or economic outcome over the past few years analytical systems have been developed that enable a wide range of tests to be done quickly and simply without the need for sophisticated laboratory equipment.

Point of care tests (POCT) in Google

POCTs in Google «POCTs cover diagnostic tests at the point of care in a healthcare institution»

POCTs «for the future» in Google Fast, Sensitive Virus Detector : a sensor measures the concentration of viruses in minutes» «Combine integrated optics interferometric sensor and antibodyantigen recognition» «Could be used to quickly screen people at airports, hospitals, and emergency clinics to control outbreaks (SARS, bird flu. «Rely on a tiny sample of saliva, blood, or other body fluids»

POCTs «for the future» in Google Detection of bloodstream infections within 1 hour Capability to work at an emergency shelter or at the scene of a disaster Expected to result from a five-year, $8.5 million grant by NIH UC Davis Health System and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Ca)

Good medical microbiology = adequate technologies + organisation Microbiologist (lab) close to the patient!

Streptococcus pneumoniae urine-based test Result in 15 minutezs for use by healthcare professionals only in hospitals, clinics, laboratories and other point-of care settings results in 15 minutes Classifed as Moderately Complex

Vaginosis - enzyme activity test - detection of Gardnerella vaginalis Proline IminoPeptidase(PIP) activity - vaginal fluid - Result in 5 minutes - FDA Cleared - CLIA Classified as Moderately Complex Quidel Quikvue Vaginalis Test 25 Tests $299.95

Influenza A+B Immunoassay A or B results in 1 test. Two-color Result. 3 Step Procedure 10 Minutes to Result Nasal swab, nasal aspirate/wash Sensitivity A-94%, B 74% - Nasal Swab A-83%, B 67% - Nasopharyngeal swab A-77%, B 82% - Nasal aspirate/wash Specificity A-90%, B 97% - Nasal Swab A-89%, B 98% - Nasopharyngeal swab A-99%, B 99% - Nasal aspirate/wash QuickVue Influenza A+B

Doctor tests limitations overall efficiency depends very much on human procedures and organization If doctors (GPs, emergency room pracitionners ) are not trained, or reluctant to use them, DTs are not performed, or performed in the lab!!!

What are claimed by Strep A tests Technical points «one-step test» «Single reagent method: less chance of operator error» «Two color results: easy to read, eliminate mistakes» «room temperature storage: saves refrigeration space, no need to warm reagents» Medical points «In as little as 5 minutes, you will have accurate results so you can begin your patient s treatment immediately and confidently» «leaves little chance for misdiagnosis, minimizing the chance of rheumatic fever or over-prescription of antibiotics» «take place at the point of care»

- kit contains 2 tests - may be used as early as the 1st day of a missed period - very simple and easy to use - results in a couple of minutes - 10.95 Pregnancy test