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Beurs van Berlage Conference Centre | 7 - 10 October 2015
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
‘Engaging all
stakeholders. Programme
Guidelines
from a societal Book
perspective.’
www.gin2015.net A joint project
between
Welcome 1
Message from G-I-N 2
General Information 3
G-I-N 2015 Scientific Committee 4
G-I-N 2015 Conference Programme 5
Poster Presentations 16
Plenary Speakers 24
Social Programme 29
G-I-N 2015 Grant Recipients 29
Venue Map 30
Exhibition Floor Plan 31
Thank You to Our Sponsors 32
Sponsor and Exhibitor Profiles 33
G-I-N 2016 43
Notes 44
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DEAR COLLEAGUES,
On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Guidelines International Network
(G-I-N), the Consortium of Dutch G-I-N Members, and the Scientific Com-
mittee, would like to warmly welcome you to Amsterdam for G-I-N 2015, the
12th G-I-N Conference. Prof Ina Kopp
Chair, G-I-N Board of
The theme for G-I-N 2015 is “Engaging all stakeholders. Guidelines from
Trustees 2015
a societal perspective”. Over the last decade, the number of organisations
and other parties interested in guidelines has rapidly increased. From the
perspective of a modern participatory society, many can be considered as
stakeholders. These include patients, consumers, health care professionals,
policy makers, purchasers of care, health insurers, federal and local health
authorities, guideline developers, researchers, innovators and industry.
The Netherlands is famous for its bottom-up approach to reach consensus
among all stakeholders involved in policy making. As a flat country without
mountains to relax on top of, it has been successful in ensuring safety with Dr Jako Burgers
dikes protecting the 17 million Dutch people from the sea water. Similarly, Chair, Consortium of
the healthcare system ensures basic health care for all citizens, including Dutch G-I-N members
free access to primary care. In this context, guidelines are providing a strong
basis for supporting healthcare and coverage decisions.
Following a long Dutch tradition in guideline development and implementa-
tion and active contribution to G-I-N’s successes, it is now up to Amsterdam
2015 to invite the world to share knowledge and experiences regarding
guideline methods, stakeholder involvement, dealing with conflict of in-
terest, and other relevant issues. Moreover, the conference will offer many
opportunities to meet people, to network and to get engaged with G-I-N
Working Groups and Regional Communities. And to have fun! Prof Jos Kleijnen
Chair, Scientific
Welcome to the Netherlands, welcome to Amsterdam. We hope you will Committee G-I-N 2015
enjoy it!
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DEAR G-I-N MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
On behalf of the G-I-N Executive Committee and the secretariat, I would
like to wish you all a very warm welcome to our 12th G-I-N conference in the
vibrant city of Amsterdam.
The G-I-N network is made up of 104 organisations and 138 individual mem-
bers from every corner of the globe – we are now represented in 50 coun-
tries, a number that is growing each year.
G-I-N is the connector in the guideline community and we are proud to say
that our reach is extending, as we actively widen the net, partially through
our strategic partnerships, to include the wider knowledge management
community.
We welcome our many returning participants back to the G-I-N conference –
it is always a pleasure to see you here. We also extend a very warm welcome
to our new delegates – please come to the GINtro session on Wednesday
7th October, between our AGM and Welcome Reception, where we will give
you a brief overview, then point you in the direction of all of our working
group representatives, where you can learn more about the areas that par-
ticularly interest you.
Once again, we will offer new members a one-off discount if you take out
membership at the conference – visit Anne and Jenna at the G-I-N stand to
find out more.
Let the networking begin!
Elaine Harrow With warm regards
Executive Officer Elaine Harrow
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REGISTRATION DESK
The registration desk is located in de Grote
G-I-N 2015
Zaal (ground floor) and will be open at the Scientific Committee
following times:
Wednesday 7 October 8.00 - 18.00 Professor Jos Kleijnen,
Thursday 8 October 8.00 - 18.00 G-I-N 2015 Scientific Committee Chair
Friday 9 October 7.00 - 18.00 (UK)
Saturday 10 October 8.00 - 13.30
Professor Paul Glasziou,
SMOKING G-I-N 2015 Scientific Committee
Smoking is not permitted indoors at Vice-Chair (AUSTRALIA)
the Beurs van Berlage Conference Professor Paul Shekelle,
Centre. Smoking is allowed outside G-I-N 2015 Scientific Committee
the building, ashtrays are placed at Vice-Chair (USA)
main exits. Fines can be imposed for
smoking in prohibited places. Dr. Cynthia Boyd (USA)
Dr. Jako Burgers (NETHERLANDS)
SPEAKERS’ WORKING HUB
Dr. Pablo Alonso Coello (SPAIN)
Next to the Beurs foyer a Working
Hub is available, containing a laptop Professor Diana Delnoij (NETHERLANDS)
and printer. In this room Speakers Professor Gerald Gartlehner (AUSTRIA)
can make final changes to their pres-
entations and have them printed. Dr Ian Graham (CANADA)
The Working Hub will be open at the Sue Huckson (AUSTRALIA)
official conference openinghours.
Professor Carel Hulshof (NETHERLANDS)
Professor Ina Kopp (GERMANY)
Dr Mbah Patrick Okwen (CAMEROON)
Professor Steve Pilling (UK)
Corinna Schaefer (GERMANY)
Dr. Eric Schneider (USA)
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(NETHERLANDS)
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G-I-N
N 2015 Conference Programme
Pre Conference Workshops
Wednesday 7 October
Abstracts for plenary and parallel sessions are included in the Abstract Book, which is available for download from the
conference website: www.gin2015.net
08.30-16.30 PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
08.30-16.30 GRADE and Guideline Development Veilingzaal
08.30-16.30 GRADE and Guideline Development: Advanced Mendes da Costa kamer
09.00-16.30 Mind the gap, Closing the loop Berlage Zaal
09.00-16.30 Making the difference - the importance of including lay members and health economics in NICE
guidelines Verweykamer
09.30-16.00 Participation of allied health professionals in multidisciplinary guidelines: setting the international
agenda Administratiezaal
16.45-18.00 AGM Administratiezaal - Registration starts from 1615
18.00-18.30 GINtro Administratiezaal/Grote Zaal
18.30-21.30 Welcome Reception Grote Zaal
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G-I-N 2015 Conference Progra
amme
Thursday 8 October
08.00-09.00 Registration
09.00-10.30 OPENING PLENARY
Effectenbeurszaal
09.00-09.40 Welcome Ceremony - Opening by Prof. Ina Kopp Chair G-I-N, Dr. Jako Burgers G-I-N Organising Committee, Jos Kleijnen
Chair Scientific Committee, Prof. Bert Boer National Health Care Institute Board
09.40-10.05 Plenary lecture, Prof. Michael Buist (TAS) - Interaction between clinical guidelines and patient centered care; the perspective
of the doctor, patient and parent
10.05-10.30 Plenary lecture, Dr. Barbara Warren (USA) - Advocates or individual patients; who should be involved in guideline
development?
10.30-11.00 MORNING TEA
11.00-12.30 PARALLEL SESSIONS
Room Effectenbeurszaal Graanbeurszaal Keurzaal Berlage zaal Rode kamer
Plenary room
Assuring Managing Panel session Patient involvement Guidelines and
trustworthiness - multimorbidity and shared decision, other evidence-
Oral presentations (3 presentations) role of stakeholders based information -
and other - Oral in different stages Workshop
presentations of guideline de-
velopment - Oral
presentations
A Rating the certainty of Comparing treatment Nefarma - Different Effects of Decision Guideline Adaptation
the evidence for stud- effectiveness across perspectives from Support Tools for Process Workshop -
ies that evaluate the guidelines to support stakeholders involved Older Adults: A Sys- Aoife Molley
importance of out- decision making for in guidelines - Edwin tematic Review of the
comes - Pablo Alonso people with multimor- Ket Literature - Barbara
bidity - Bruce Guthrie van Munster
B Do Instructions Used Practical Tools Informing pulmonary
to Develop Child and for Addressing rehabilitation policy
Youth Mental Health Multimorbidity in Your from the patients’
Clinical Practice Guide- Guidelines - Dunja perspective: an interna-
lines Meet International Dreesens tional web-based sur-
Quality Standards? A vey - Sarah Masefield
Systematic Review -
Kathryn Bennett
C Development of a The Current Situation A practice guideline on
Clinician-Friendly of Traditional Chinese child abuse and ne-
Guideline Assessment Medical Guidelines in glect: how to engage
Tool - Lisa Cosgrove China - Wei Deng parents and profes-
sionals - Marianne de
Wolff
D Assessing panelists’ Evaluation on qual- Extended stakeholder
satisfaction with and ity of diagnosis and involvement improves
perceived appropri- treatment guidelines development and
ateness of the devel- developed in Taiwan - implementation of pal-
opment of practice Tianyun Chen liative care guidelines
guidelines and recom- in the Netherlands -
mendations (PANEL- Marieke Gilsing
VIEW): Instrument
Development - Wojtek
Wiercioch
E Probast – A risk of bias A Survey of the Needs and preferences
tool for prediction Reporting of the of patients with head
modelling studies - Methods of Consensus and neck cancer in
Robert Wolff Development of the integrated care - Lydia
World Health Organi- van Overveld
zation Guidelines -
Nan Li
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Derkinderen Roland Holst kamer Verwey Mendes DaCosta Administratiezaal Ontvangkamer Veilingzaal
kamer kamer Kamer
Diffusion of Guidelines Role of stakeholders Patient involve- Engaging Guidelines and Stakeholders and
innovation - Oral in societal in different stages ment and shared stakeholders - Oral other evidence- levers in devel-
presentations perspective - of guideline de- decision making - presentations based information oping countries
Workshop velopment - Panel Panel session - Workshop - Panel session
session
Reduced compli- When should a Trimbos Instituut Shared decision Assessments of Using GRADEpro Guideline de-
ance with treatment national clinical Joran Lokkerbol making and health the therapeutic Guideline Devel- velopment, dis-
recommendations guideline be devel- Integrating different literacy: strategies patient education opment Tool web semination and
following dissemi- oped? - Caroline perspectives: apply- and tools to involve (TPE) programme app to support the implementation- a
nation of updated Hodt Billington ing budget impact patients - Dolf de - Anne Françoise guideline process comparison of
gonorrhea manage- analysis (BIA) in the Boer Pauchet-Traversat from conflict of in- developed versus
ment guidelines in development of quali- terest management developing health-
Ontario, Canada - ty standards to dissemination care systems -
Catherine Dickson - Jan Brozek Joseph Mathew
Sources of in- Hedda van ‘t land National guidelines
formation and Integrating different delivered to stake-
attitudes towards perspectives: adapt- holders as open
evidence-based ing clinical guidelines structured data
healthcare: A survey in low-resource set- adhering to national
of Swiss physicians - tings: A case study information struc-
Bernard Burnand from the Republic of ture and interdisci-
Moldova plinary terminology
- Karin Wallis
Why physicians Bob van A regional pilot
treat chronic non- Wijngaarden, In- test of the aftercare
cancer pain (CNCP) tegrating different guideline for chil-
the way they do - perspectives. The use dren born preterm
Jeffrey Harris of conjoint analysis in in Amsterdam -
the development of Sylvia van der Pal
quality standards
Uptake of the Matthijs Oud In- Towards the imple-
Congenital Muscu- tegrating different mentation of RA
lar Torticollis Clinical perspectives: apply- treatment guide-
Practice Guideline - ing meta-analysis and lines: a systematic
Sandra Kaplan GRADE in the de- approach - Sabrina
velopment of quality Meyfroidt
standards
The Development Unravelling chaos:
of a Global Practice RAND modified
Guidelines Registry Delphi to limit
Platform - Yaolong number of knowl-
Chen edge-tool types
and to define these
in the Netherlands -
Dunja Dreesens
Thursday 8 October
12.30-13.30 LUNCH
12.30-13.30 TNO Lunch session - Tools for the successful implementation of guidelines: MIDI, Measurement Instrument for
Determinants of Innovations. Administratiezaal
12.30-13.30 Knowledge Institute of Medical Specialists Lunch session - Guidelines in medical specialist care in the Netherlands: expe-
riences with patient involvement, budget impact analysis and the national guideline database. Keurzaal
12.30-14.30 WORKING/REGIONAL GROUP MEETINGS / NETWORKING / POSTERS
12.30-13.30 Regional Community meeting: G-I-N North America Veilingzaal
12.30-13.30 Working group meeting: Multimorbidity Mendes DaCosta kamer
12.30-14.30 Regional Community meeting: G-I-N Africa Rode kamer
12.30-14.30 Working group meeting: Allied Health Derkinderen kamer
12.30-13.30 Working group meeting: Accelerated Guideline Development Roland Holst kamer
13.30-14.30 Regional Community meeting: G-I-N Nordic Mendes DaCosta kamer
12.30-14.30 Working group meeting: AID Knowledge Ontvangkamer
13.30-14.30 Regional Community meeting: G-I-N Arab Roland Holst kamer
14.30-16.00 PLENARY 2 - DISSEMINATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
Effectenbeurszaal
Chairpersons: Prof. Trudy van der Weijden and Dr. Pablo Alonso Coello
14.30-15.00 Plenary lecture, Prof. Eric Schneider (USA) – Guidelines, performance management and accountable healthcare
15.00-15.30 Plenary lecture, Prof. Diana Delnoij (NL) – Guidelines, transparency and quality indicators
15.30-16.00 Plenary lecture, Prof. Bert Aertgeerts, (BE) & Stijn Van de Velde (BE) – A national electronic point-of-care information service;
EBMPracticeNet
16.00-16.30 AFTERNOON TEA
16.30-18.00 PARALLEL SESSIONS
Room Effectenbeurszaal Graanbeurszaal Keurzaal Berlage zaal Rode kamer
Plenary room
Patient involvement Evidence generation Assuring Engaging stakehold- Engaging patients
and shared decision and synthesis - Oral trustworthiness - ers in implementation and consumers -
making - Oral sessions Panel session - Oral sessions Workshop
sessions
A Integrating shared A methodology to GRADE Working When A Traditional The updated G-I-N
decision making within adapt the development Group - 15 years of Guideline Does Not PUBLIC Toolkit on
a guideline: paediatri- process of a clinical (rating) ups-and-downs Fit: Thinking Out Patient and Pub-
cians reflecting on the guideline to older - Holger Schünemann Of The Box To Cre- lic Involvement in
clinical practice guide- persons - Barbara van ate Implementable Guidelines - Corinna
line Palliative Care Munster Evidence-Informed Schaeffer
for Children - Dunja Health Policy - Melissa
Dreesens Brouwers
B The use of patient re- Evidence Synthesis Implementation of
ported outcome meas- Activities of a Hospital caesarean guideline
ures (PROMs) for goals Evidence-based Prac- (adapte methodology)
setting and comparing tice Center and Impact in health plans in Brazil:
outcomes of care: a on Local Practice - A lesson of engaging
cohort study - Simone Matthew Mitchell all stakeholders - Karla
van Dulmen Santa Cruz Coelho
C Current State of Pa- A good care-quality Making hospitals
tient and Public In- guideline gives de- responsible for guide-
volvement in Japanese tails of how patient line implementation:
Clinical Practice Guide- health outcomes are mission impossible? -
lines Development - measured - Marloes Louise Blume
Yosuke Hatakeyama Zuidgeest
D Patient values and pref- National hand fracture How to implement the
erences: An analysis of guideline goes Nor- comprehensive Chronic
guideline development dic. Example of G-I-N Pain guideline, devel-
handbooks and WHO Nordic guideline adap- oped from a patient’s
guidelines - Qi Wang tation across borders perspective? - Marij
- Piia Vuorela van Eijndhoven
E It Takes a Team: Using the interactive Guideline implementa-
Guideline Resources Evidence to Decision tion in primary care set-
for Shared Decision framework (iEtD) in tings: What’s different,
Making (SDM) - Leslie guideline development what works and what
Caspersen - Signe Flottorp doesn’t? - Danielle
Mazza
8Derkinderen kamer Roland Holst kamer Verwey kamer Mendes DaCosta Administratiezaal Ontvangkamer Veilingzaal
Kamer
Miscalleneous - Assuring Diffusion of innova- G-I-N related Engaging patients Assuring Assuring
Oral sessions trustworthiness - tion and guidelines to other and consumers - trustworthiness - trustworthiness -
Workshop - Oral sessions organisations - Oral sessions Workshop Panel session
Workshop
Improving quality Recruiting an ef- Tailored interven- Bridging the Gap Involving young Putting the ADAPTE Rapid Guidelines:
for maternal care - a fective guideline tions to implement Between Guidelines people in guideline Framework into current practice
case study from development group guidelines for elderly and Health Technol- development - Action - Lubna and recommen-
Kerala, India - Iona - Fergus Macbeth patients with depres- ogy Assessment: A Jessica Fielding Al-Ansary dations for devel-
Vlad sion in primary care: New “GINAHTA” opment - Maicon
A cluster-randomised Working Group - Falavigna
trial - Eivind Aakhus Tara Schuller
Developing evi- Developing a checklist Incorporating
dence-informed for guideline imple- Patient Values and
clinical quality mentation planning: Preferences in
standards (QS) for review and synthesis Guideline Devel-
the hospital man- of guideline develop- opment through
agement of acute ment and implemen- systematic reviews
stroke in Vietnam - tation advice - Anna - Yan Zhang
Ryan Li Gagliardi
Guideline develop- Trends in guideline Child abuse and
ment, implementa- implementation: neglect guideline –
tion and research A scoping system- Are we listening to
in Low and Middle atic review - Anna children and young
Income Countries Gagliardi people? - Peter
(LMIC)- A pilot sur- O'Neill
vey by G-I-N LMIC
Working Group -
Joseph Mathew
"Quality and con- Clinical practice Focus on Health
sistency of clinical guidelines: a standard Patient and Family
practice guidelines approach to increase Participation in Care
for management quality and to reduce Standard Develop-
of hypertension in workload for guideline ment - Francisca
Latin America coun- developers - Ghislaine Goedhart
tries” - Graciela van Mastrigt
Balbin
Wording of rec- Successful implemen- Optimizing patient
ommendations in tation: co-creation participation in the
10 clinical practice by stakeholders in cancer guidelines
guidelines in Peru - health care practices - enterprise - Marija
Yuani Roman Madelon Rooseboom VukmirovicFriday 9 October
07.00-09.00 Registration
07.00-08.15 Doctor Evidence Breakfast session Breakfast and Demo: A Live Demonstration of the Doctor Evidence Technology
Platforms for Evidence Reviews Administratiezaal (note: pick up your ticket on Thursday 8 October)
07.00-08.30 Working group meeting: Performance Measures Mendes DaCosta kamer
07.00-08.30 Working group meeting: Overdiagnoses Roland Holst kamer
07.30-08.30 Working group meeting: G-I-N Public Rode kamer
07.30-08.30 Working group meeting: G-I-N Tech Derkinderen kamer
08.30-10.00 PLENARY 3 - GUIDELINE DEVELOPMENT
Effectenbeurszaal Chairpersons: Dr. Cynthia Boyd and Dr. Mbah Patrick Okwen
08.30-09.00 Plenary lecture, Prof. Bruce Guthrie (UK) – Multimorbidity in guidelines
09.00-09.30 Plenary lecture, Assoc. Prof. Craig Lockwood (AUS) – CAN Implement; facilitating Stakeholder engagement in Evidence-
based Guideline Adaptation
09.30-10.00 Plenary lecture, Prof. Holger Schünemann (CAN) / Dr. Amir Qaseem (USA) – GIN COI policy
10.00-10.30 MORNING TEA
10.30-12.00 PARALLEL SESSIONS
Room Effectenbeurszaal Graanbeurszaal Keurzaal Berlage zaal Rode kamer
Plenary room
Sustainability of Evidence generation Training for stake- Use of guidelines in Assuring
guidelines in practice - and synthesis - Oral holder involvement healthcare commission- trustworthiness
Oral presentations presentations - Panel Session ing - Oral presentations - Workshop
A Using electronic Delphi Technologies That Im- Facilitating Guide- Making trees from paper Staying alive:
survey techniques to prove Systematic Reviews: line Adaptation: - Kees Ebben methods to
develop national guid- Rapid Reviews Lose Their CAN-Implement.Pro©; keeping guide-
ance - Francis O’Neill Appeal - Sandra Zelman webtechnology to line programs up
Lewis integrate developers, to date - Jako
stakeholders Burgers, Pablo
and users - Craig Alonso Coello,
Lockwood Robin Vernooij
B Does a tailored im- Evidence and the role Implementation of the
plementation strategy of diagnostic imaging - Dutch delirium guideline
targeting perceived Martin Reed - Zippora Kentin
barriers improve actual
guideline adherence
among occupational
physicians? - Margot
Joosen
C Drug prescription gov- Time ‘needed to review’ Best Practices for Suicide
ernance in the Italian - a practical metric to use Risk Assessments: Engag-
public health system when developing guide- ing Patients and Nurses
through evidence-based lines - Hugh McGuire to Discover Evidence of
recommendations Guideline Implementa-
monitored by means of tion - Elaine Santa Mina
routinely available data
- Francesco Nonino
D Experience from work- The Importance of balanc- How to measure the
ing across a suite of ing risks and benefi ts actual use of guidelines? -
Guidelines - Caroline in guideline recommenda- Margot Fleuren
Farmer tions: the case
of opioids for chronic
non-cancer pain (CNCP).
- Jeffrey Harris
E Adherence to a guide- PVG-I-N Nordic Ecosys- When to remove a finan-
line in daily practice: tem for trustworthy guide- cial pay for performance
Prevention of early line creation, dissemina- indicator? - Stephanie
onset neonatal group tion and updating - Piia Birtles
B haemolytic strepto- Vuorela
coccal disease - Diny
Kolkman
12.00-13.00 LUNCH
12.00-13.00 Trimbos Lunch session - Integrating different perspectives to formulate recommendations: combining client and
professional preferences, evidence-based knowledge and cost-effectiveness data Administratiezaal
12.00-13.00 EBSCO Lunch session - Can Evidence Summary Services support Guideline development, looking at the use of DynaMed
Plus across different countries? Keurzaal
10 12.00-13.00 ZonMw Lunch session - Dutch efforts in knowledge transfer: from evidence gaps through research to evidence use and
policy-making in specialized medical care VeilingzaalDerkinderen kamer Roland Holst kamer Verwey kamer Mendes DaCosta Administratiezaal Ontvangkamer Veilingzaal
Kamer
Guidelines in the Patient Guidelines Other - Workshop Evidence G-I-N related to Guidelines
future world - Oral involvement and work and generation and other organisa- and other
presentations and shared workability - Oral synthesis - Oral tions - Workshop evidence-based
decision making - presentations presentations information - Oral
Workshop presentations
Efficient digital How to link Shared Which barriers A tool to navigate Do minimal impor- Targeted Updates of Rapid Reviews for
authoring and ed- Decision Making do occupational uncertainty in health tant differences Cochrane Review- Local Guideline
iting of trustworthy (SDM) tools to Clin- physicians per- care and health (MIDs) really mat- meeting the Development: The
guidelines: Qualita- ical Practice Guide- ceive in adhering policy decision-mak- ter? – A sensitivity needs of guideline Ebola Example -
tive study of barriers lines (CPGs) - Elvira to a mental health ing: An interactive analysis of MIDs developers - Guilina Andy Mitchell
and solutions - Linn den Breejen guideline? An anal- workshop - Melissa used in NICE clinical Boselli
Brandt ysis of a peer group Brouwers guidelines - Judith
training - Marjolein Thornton
Lugtenberg
Experience with Is guideline adher- GRADE and assess- Rapid products re-
guideline adapta- ence by occupation- ing imprecision of view: first step to a
tion from the per- al physicians associ- effect estimates - standard? - Sophie
spective of guide- ated with reduced Ton Kuijpers Blanchard Musset
line developers and sickness absence
stakeholders - Jan duration in workers
Brozek with mental health
problems? - Karlijn
van Beurden
Which coding sys- Clinical practice Data Extraction Maximising en-
tems to use when guidelines for occu- for Complex Me- gagement and
translating guide- pational health, an ta-Analysis (DECi- minimising conflicts
lines into decision issue without meth- MAL) in guideline in the production
support rules? - od - Angela Perez development - of NICE guidance
Nicolas Delvaux Hugo Pedder on lifestyle weight
management -
Adrienne Cullum
Information stand- Development of Presentation and Comparison of re-
ards: information clinical practice interpretation of vised guidelines for
management for guidelines on recommendations breast and gastric
better information occupational health, in NICE clinical cancer screening
transfer - Elske innovating in meth- guidelines - Judith between Korea and
Faber odology - Angela Thornton Japan - Chisato
Perez Hamashima
Identification of Insufficient Evidence
guidelines using in Guideline Devel-
PubMed “Article opment Process:
Types” filter and Definition and
comparison with Strategies - Yuan
output of Rand- Zhang
omized trials and
Systematic reviews -
Joseph MathewFriday 9 October
12.00-14.00 WORKING GROUP MEETINGS / NETWORKING / POSTERS
12.00-13.00 Working group meeting: Adaptation Rode kamer
12.00-14.00 Regional community meeting: G-I-N ANZ Derkinderen kamer
12.00-13.00 Regional Community meeting: G-I-N North America (Steering Group) Ontvangkamer
12.00-14.00 Working group meeting: LMIC Roland Holst kamer
12.30-14.00 Working group meeting: Implementation Verwey kamer
13.00-14.00 Working group meeting: Updating Guidelines Ontvangkamer
14.00-15.30 PLENARY 4 – STAKEHOLDERS AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
Effectenbeurszaal Plenary room
Chairpersons: Dr. Eric Schneider and Prof. Ina Kopp
14.00-14.30 Plenary lecture, Prof. Lisa Bero (AUS) – Conflicts of interest of health care professionals
14.30-15.00 Plenary lecture, Jos Kuijs MD (NL, Nefarma) – Pharmaceutical industry as stakeholders
15.00-15.30 Plenary lecture, Prof. Robbert Huijsman (NL, Achmea Health Insurance) – Health insurers as stakeholders
15.30 Poster prize
15.30-16.00 AFTERNOON TEA
16.00-17.30 PARALLEL SESSIONS
Room Effectenbeurszaal Graanbeurszaal Keurzaal Berlage zaal Rode kamer
Plenary room
Engaging patients Guidelines in societal Diffusion of Sustainability of Guidelines in the
and consumers - Oral perspective - Oral innovation and guidelines in practice - future world -
presentations presentations guidelines - Oral Workshop Workshop
presentations
A Development of patient Translation of the ADAPTE Do physicians like and Guideline implementa- The future of
guidelines based on process: a step to pro- understand trustwor- tion speed networking stakeholder
guidelines for GPs: a mote the use of guidelines thy guidelines in new - Anne Gagliadri consultation on
process description - for empowerment of presentation formats? living guidelines
Marleen Finoulst different stakeholders - Survey and rand- in the information
Airton Stein omized trial in educa- age - Jutta von
tional sessions - Linn Dincklage
Brandt
B Literature review – Contextualisation of NICE Multidisciplinary
Published use of NICE Clinical Guidelines for the decision-making
quality standards - New Zealand Health Care based on guidelines -
Shaun Rowark context - Nichole Taske Xander Verbeek
C Using findings from Nursing guidelines: the Thuisarts.nl
DECIDE to create a next step in nursing (GP@home): From
new design for patient professionalism - Rob van evidence-based
versions of guidelines: der Sande practice guidelines
what did consumers to the number 1
think? - Karen Graham public health infor-
mation website in the
Netherlands - Jolanda
Wittenberg
D Utilization of Approaches to improving Using NICE guidance
evidence-based African the implementation of to develop themed
First Aid Guidelines clinical guidelines – an BMJ Quality Improve-
Mobile App by private Irish perspective - Niamh ment projects - Aoife
health care stakehold- O'Rourke Molloy
ers in Mbarara, South
Western Uganda - Brian
Mwebaze
E Development of quality Content randomization: a Guidelines on
indicators of integrated method to compare guide- demand - Eirik Hafver
care for patients with lines presentation formats. Roenjum
head and neck cancer - A randomized controlled
Lydia van Overveld trial in the Finnish citizens’
health portal - Ilkka
Kunnamo
12Derkinderen kamer Roland Holst kamer Verwey kamer Mendes DaCosta Administratiezaal Ontvangkamer Veilingzaal
Kamer
Role of Assuring Other - Panel Guidelines Guidelines Assuring Guidelines and
stakeholders in trustworthiness - Session and other and other trustworthiness - other evidence-
different stages Workshop evidence-based evidence based Workshop based information
of guideline information - Oral information - Oral - Panel Session
development and presentations presentations
use - Workshop
The role of employ- Patients’ valuation of Developing and Clinical and social Dissemination of How to develop and Considering Cost
ers and workers in outcomes: evaluat- Sustaining a G-I-N care guidelines – German, European publish a trustwor- and Value Implica-
occupational health ing the certainty of Regional Communi- Same beasts or and US American thy evidence sum- tions for Developing
guidelines - Carel the evidence - Pablo ty: Perspectives from different species? - Cardiologic Guide- mary and recom- Trustworthy Clinical
Hulshof Alonso Coello the Australia/New Peter O’Neill lines through the mendation through Practice Guidelines
Zealand, African, DGK, ESC and ACC the MAGIC author- - Hilary Kleiner
Nordic, and North Guideline Apps. - ing and publication
American Commu- Philipp Boerm platform - Per Olav
nities - Marguerite Vandvik
Koster
Social Care Eco- Improving guideline
nomics - How far implementation:
have we come? - the Guideline
Sarah Richards Implementability
Decision Excellence
Model (GUIDE-M) -
Melissa Brouwers
A Checklist for Adaptation of
modifying disease practice guidelines
definition: a method recommendations
to reduce over- in Latin American
diagnosis - Paul and the Caribbean’s
Glasziou countries - Ivan
D Florez
Evaluating the AHRQ’s National
use of ADAPTE in Guideline Clearing-
Belgium - Nicolas house (NGC): 1 Year
Delvaux after Implementing
Revised Inclusion
Criteria - Vivian
Coates
A systematic lit- So Many Treatments,
erature review to So Little Evidence:
support the devel- Formulating Recom-
opment of a Nation- mendations for Care
al Clinical Guideline of Low Back Pain -
– Paediatric Early Jeffrey Harris
Warning System
(PEWS) -
Veronica LambertSaturday 10 October
08.00-08.30 Registration
08.30-10.00 PARALLEL SESSIONS
Room Effectenbeurszaal Graanbeurszaal Keurzaal Berlage zaal Rode kamer
Plenary room
Effective Guidelines in point Managing Miscellaneous - Oral Effective
communication with of care information multimorbidity - presentations communication
stakeholders - Oral services and rela- Panel Session with stakeholders -
presentations tion of guidelines to Workshop
development and
dissemination - Oral
presentations
A A Taxonomy of Guideline Developers Addressing Method- NICE Quality Stand- Using an
Guideline Conflict - strategies to support ological Challenges in ards: Working with sup- evidence-based
Richard Shiffman shared decision making Developing and Im- porting organisations template to produce
- Corinna Schaefer plementing Guidelines - Esther Clifford consumer versions of
Relevant for People guidelines - Shaun
with Multimorbidity: Treweek
Proposed by the G-I-N
Multimorbidity Work-
ing Group - Cynthia
Boyd
B Values and prefer- Want to SHARE IT? Adapte methodology
ences of guideline Testing Decision Aids for guideline intrapar-
panels: a case study of Linked to Guidelines tum care: First time in
cervical screening in for use in Clinical Con- Brazil - Aline Mesquita
North America - Erin sultations - Per Olav
Kennedy Vandvik
C Using stakeholder Do guidelines offer How the Dutch Nation-
engagement to inform implementation advice al Health Care Institute
the development of to target users?: A engages stakeholders
NICE Return on In- systematic review of to improve long-term
vestment tools - Sarah guideline applicability - care - Ineke Roede
Richards Anna Gagliardi
D Management for the Increasing Guide- Alone you gain speed,
conflict of interest in line Implementation together you cover
clinical practice guide- Through Patient-Spe- more distance - Thijs
lines developed in Ja- cific Recommendations van Vegchel
pan - Akiko Okumura - IIkka Kunnamo
E Cochrane STI in the The Dutch College of
process of decision General Practitioners;
making in Colombia creating an overview
(Health Technology of knowledge gaps in
Assessment and guidelines and ongo-
Clinical Practice ing research - Debby
Guidelines) - Ana Keuken
Torres
10.00-10.30 MORNING TEA
10.30-12.00 PLENARY 5 – GUIDELINES IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
Effectenbeurszaal
Chairpersons: Ms Corinna Schaefer and Prof. Pim Assendelft
10.30-11.00 Plenary lecture, Dr. Irene Maweu (KEN) – Guidelines in Africa
11.00-12.00 Guidelines yes or no? Debate with all stakeholders about usefulness of guidelines. Chair: Prof. Pim Assendelft (NL)
12.00-12.30 CLOSING AND G-I-N 2016 PRESENTATION
Effectenbeurszaal
14Derkinderen kamer Roland Holst kamer Verwey kamer Mendes DaCosta Administratiezaal Ontvangkamer Veilingzaal
Kamer
Sustainability Sustainability Effective com- Workshop Conflict of interest Role of Assuring
of guidelines in of guidelines munication with and guidelines stakeholders in trustworthiness -
practice - Oral in practice - stakeholders - and industry - Oral different stages Oral presntation
presentations Workshop Panel Session presentations of guideline
development -
Oral presentations
Actual Physician Reporting standards The African Re- Formal endorse- Conflicts of interest Quality standards: GRADE Evidence
Usage and Imple- for guideline-based gional Community ment of guidelines: policies and health Stakeholder re- to Decision (EtD)
mentation Gap of performance meas- of G-I-N: Where an international per- care guidelines: sponse figures - frameworks: A sys-
Clinical Practice ures – what do they are we and where spective - Corlien what (whom) can Craig Grime tematic and trans-
Guidelines, Clini- mean and how can are we headed? de Vries we trust?- Cristina parent approach
cal Pathways and they be used? - - Patrick Mbah Morciano to making well-in-
Quality Indicators: Monica Nothacker Okwen formed healthcare
A Multi-Institutional choices - Pablo
Questionnaire Sur- Alonso Coello
vey - Noriko Sasaki
Development of a Conflicts of interest: A pragmatic check- AGREE-Recommen-
reporting check- similarities and dif- list for the imple- dation Excellence
list for updated ferences across pro- mentation of health- (AGREE-REX): A
guidelines - Robin grammes of work care guidelines tool to facilitate the
Vernooij and committee - Huibert Tange clinical credibility
types - Stephanie and implementa-
Birtles bility of practice
guidelines and their
recommendations -
Melissa Brouwers
Plant a tree to stay Contribution of YOU + ME = WE: APTA CAT-EI: Crit-
tuned-in. Interactive Industry Sponsored The Multi-discipli- ical Appraisal Tool
flowcharts known as Opioid Trials to nary Team Needed for Experimental
CareTrees (“Zorg- the Development to Produce a Qual- Intervention Studies
bomen”) help to of Evidence Based ity Guideline - Lor- in Rehabilitation -
keep guidelines Practice Guidelines raine Nnacheta Sandra Kaplan
up-to-date - Ilse - Ulrike Ott
Verstijnen
Quality standards: The incorporation of GRADE/DECIDE
Keeping up to date healthcare workers’ Interactive Evidence
- Craig Grime values and prefer- to Decision (iEtD)
ences on personal tool: Going from
protective equip- evidence to recom-
ment into a rapid mendations - Pablo
advice guideline on Alonso Coello
Ebola - Saskia Den
Boon
Strength of Rec- Quality assessment Making recommen-
ommendations for of Dutch clinical dations about the
Treatments for Low practice guidelines use of diagnostic
Back Pain - Jeffrey for uptake in a tests following the
Harris guideline data- GRADE approach –
base - Marleen concepts, process
Ploegmakers and tools - Jan
BrozekPoster Presentations
Posters will be on display in the Grote Zaal, from Thursday 8 October to Saturday 10 October
2015. The posterprize will be announced on Friday end of final session in the Effecten-
beurszaal.
Poster presenters will be standing by their posters to answer questions at the following times:
• Posters with even numbers: Thursday 8 October 10.30 to 11.00 and 16.00 to 16.30
• Posters with odd numbers: Friday 9 October 10.00 to 10.30 and 15.30 to 16.00
Abstracts for poster presentations are included in the Abstract Book, which is available for down-
load from the conference website: http://www.gin2015.net/programme/abstracts
Please note: if a poster number is missing, it has been withdrawn.
P1 An evidence-based guide- P7 Brazilian Ministry of Health P14 South African Guideline
line to assist volunteers in (MoH) Guidelines: a critical Excellence (SAGE) Project:
working with at-risk children in appraisal using the AGREE II an innovative partnership for
a school context instrument. clinical guideline excellence
Nele Pauwels Ricardo Ronsoni Amber Abrams
P2 Decision trees are an effec- P8 Quality and Reporting P15 withdrawn
tive tool to streamline the dis- Standards of South African
cussion with panel members Primary Care Clinical Practice P16 Cognitive Rehabilitation
in guideline committees Guidelines in the Finnish Current Care
Nele Pauwels Shingai Machingaidze Guidelines and Psychological
Clinical Practice Guidelines
P3 Is medline search enough P9 withdrawn Tanja Laukkala
for preparing guidelines on
rehabilitation, a case study P10 Clinical Practice Guideline P17 It takes three to make a
Leena Lodenius Quality: An Effective Appraisal good guideline
Instrument for Busy People Vera Jansweijer
P4 Aligning Guideline Im- Shingai Machingaidze
plementation with Physician P18 If strong guideline
Certification P11 Clinical guidance recommendations are based
David Price terminology in South Africa: on weak evidence, are rea-
producing believable, sons provided? Analysis of
P5 Evaluation of the Qual- appropriate and implementa- evidence-based asthma and
ity of CPGs using AGREE II ble evidence statements breast cancer guidelines
Assessment Tool and De- Shingai Machingaidze Sandra Diekmann
velopment of Strategies to
Improve Implementation in P12 Knowledge Management, P19 Development and imple-
Korea Beliefs & Competences of mentation of Hodgkin lympho-
Sung-Goo Chang Evidence-Based Practice, ma survivorship care guide-
Evidence-Based Decision lines: challenges and solutions
P6 The impact of different Making among Nurses in Nicky Dekker
guidelines on 24-hour ambula- General Hospitals
tory blood pressure monitoring In-sook Jang P20 The role of clinical proto-
on primary health care level cols in addressing the burden
Lucia Pellanda P13 Best Practice Abstract: of disease
The importance of experts in Lyazzat Kosherbayeva
the guideline development
process
Nicole Dekker
16P21 eHealth: the new default P30 Evidence-based Indian P38 GRADE: Grading qual-
in the collaborative develop- First Aid Guidelines ity of evidence about scales
ment of quality guidelines Emmy De Buck used for measuring factors in
Hans Ossebaard medicine
P31 Simulation modelling Carlos Fernando Grillo-Ardila
P22 Improving method- for informing guidelines on
ological quality to health follow-up: Experiences from P39 Interventions for prevent-
procedures incorporation cancer guidelines. ing falls in older people in
for brazilian privative health James Hawkins care facilities
system. Seon-Heui Lee
Maria Elisa Cabanelas Pazos P32 A comparative analysis
of stakeholder engagement P40 The ways and methods of
P23 Genetic Coverage Guid- during the production of pri- implementation and dissemi-
ance for Privative Health Sys- oritised statements for quality nation of medical and techno-
tem in Brazil / Utility Issues improvement logical documents in Ukraine
Maria Elisa Cabanelas Pazos Sabina Keane Olena Lishchyshyna
P24 Adapting international P33 Advancing quality in P41 The new approaches to
guidelines through adapte health policy decision-making the improvement of medical
methodology to improve best in the face of uncertainty: The care to patients with influenza
practice in cesarean section Uncertainty Assessment and in Ukraine
and care in normal birth Navigation Tool (U-ANT) Olena Lishchyshyna
Maria Elisa Cabanelas Pazos Melissa Brouwers
P42 Do not do recommenda-
P25 Red blood cell transfu- P34 Geriatric Hospital Nurses’ tions – evidence for negative
sion guidelines: time to as- Empathy, Attitude and Per- recommendations
sess methodological quality formance of Evidence-based Beth Shaw
and the underlying scientific Pain Management for Demen-
evidence tia Patients P43 Does size really matter?
Hans Van Remoortel Mihyun Lee A formal consensus confer-
ence on factors influencing
P26 Patient involvement in P35 Factors associated with the size of reviews.
the development of Patient Nurses’ Implementation of Ev- Beth Shaw
Reported Outcome Measures: idence-Based Fall Prevention
A scoping review Intervention P44 Methodology checklists –
Bianca Wiering Hyun Jeong beyond clinical guidelines?
Beth Shaw
P27 Standardization for re- P36 A novel network meta-
turn-to-work after long-term analysis (NMA) for the treat- P45 GRADE – will it work for
sickness absence ment of hot flushes during social care interventions?
Noriko Kojimahara menopause Beth Shaw
Hugo Pedder
P28 Is it time for a guidelines P46 Do Guidelines for Cardio-
repository tool 2.0? P37 Minimally important vascular diseases fail? Recom-
Lauren Wallis difference estimates and mendations for “Noise” as a
assessment of its credibility risk-factor for common diseas-
P29 Online consensus con- for patient reported outcomes es still missing.
ferences for clinical guide- in adults: A Systematic survey Henning Thole
lines development - a survey Alonso Carrasco-Labra
among participants from the
International Guidelines on
Actinic Keratosis
Ricardo Niklas Werner
17P47 Critical appraisal of child- P55 Korean medicine clinical P63 Economic Barriers for
hood vaccination guidelines practice guidelines for lumbar the Inclusion of Medicines to
published in India and identi- herniated intervertebral disc the Standards of Treatment of
fication of areas for improve- in adults: an evidence-based Breast Cancer
ment. approach Olena Lishchyshyna
Joseph L. Mathew Ji Hee Jun
P64 Clinical Guidelines for
P48 A new tool to measure P56 Guideline surveillance: the Treatment of Dyspepsia
credibility of studies deter- do update decisions differ if and GERD in Developing
mining minimally important based on systematic reviews Protocols for Pharmacists
difference estimates and randomised controlled Olena Lishchyshyna
Alonso Carrasco-Labra trials vs systematic reviews
only? P65 Settings and Popula-
P49 Discussion, informed Emma McFarlane tions of WHO Guidelines: A
consent, shared decision Cross-sectional Study
making and management if P57 Current Statutes and Qi Wang
prescribing opioids for chronic Future Prospects of Clinical
non-cancer pain (CNCP) Practice Guideline in Tradi- P66 How to search practice
Jeffrey Harris tional Korean Medicine guidelines efficiently: A sys-
Jong Woo Kim tematic review
P50 Identification of critical Dang Wei
factors for creating a prog- P58 Introduction of Conflicts
nosis indicator in the imple- of Interest Declaration in the P67 Usage of the support
mentation of clinical practice Development of Medical and tool “Col.laboraUPP” by the
guidelines Technological Documents in implementer group of a clini-
Joan Erick Gomez Miranda Ukraine cal practice guideline.
Yevgeniya Melnyk Montserrat Sanchez Lorente
P51 Rapid framework for the
development of ten clinical P59 Ukrainian Experience in P68 How to Grade the
practice guidelines for gastro- Evaluation of Clinical Guide- Quality of Evidence and
enterology. lines Using AGREE Question- Reach Consensus on
Ana Torres naire Recommendations in Chinese
Yevgeniya Melnyk Practice Guidelines
P52 Implementation manual Qi Wang
for evidence-based clinical P60 The Stakeholders in the
practice guidelines (CPG) Development of Medical and P69 Minimally important dif-
in health institutions in Technological Documents ferences and the EQ-5D scale
Colombia. for Patients with Autism in Serena Carville
Ana Torres Ukraine
Yevgeniya Melnyk P70 The Sensitivity and Preci-
P53 Overview for identifying sion of ‘practice guideline[pt]’
domains and items for assess- P61 Standardization of Medi- in PubMed
ing the risk of bias of individ- cal Care for HIV/AIDS and As- Dang Wei
ual studies addressing values sociated Diseases in Ukraine
and preferences Yevgeniya Melnyk P71 Take good care! After-
Juan Yepes-Nuñez care in four gynaecological
P62 Evidence-based Clinical oncological guidelines
P54 Best practice example of Practice Guideline of Herniat- Alexandra van der Togt
stakeholder engagement to ed intervertebral disc (HIVD)
develop PSA testing guide- in Korea: Implementation and
lines adaptation protocol
Jutta Von Dincklage Jiae Choi
18P72 AGREE-II: How are devi- P80 How are clinical audits P88 RARE-Bestpractices: en-
ating appraisals handled? A used in mental health servic- gaging stakeholders in im-
systematic analysis of current es to implement a national proving access to rare disease
guideline appraisals with the guideline in dual diagnosis: guidelines
AGREE-II Instrument a qualitative study Jenny Harbour
Ulrich Siering Monica Stolt Pedersen
P89 There is always evidence
P73 Development of multi- P81 A Unified Approach to regarding the balance be-
disciplinary guidelines in Bel- the Treatment of Influenza in tween benefits and harms,
gium: using consensus proce- Ukraine even if indirect: the case of
dures and ADAPTE Olena Lishchyshyna hypertension screening guide-
Paul Van Royen line
P82 From internation- Romina Brignardello-Petersen
P74 Is there a cut-off for al guideline to national
high-quality guidelines? A comprehensive guideline: P90 A national integrated
systematic analysis of current relevant stakeholders help approach for implementation
guideline appraisals using to improve and implement of evidence in primary care in
the AGREE-II Instrument heart failure care Belgium
Ulrich Siering Barbara Blekkenhorst Stijn Van de Velde
P75 Is the evidence base for P83 Minor children affect- P91 Quality assurance of
guideline recommendations ed by parental illness in methodological changes can
comprehensible? An analysis hospitals - multidisciplinary inform on changes to working
of current evidence-based clinical practice guidelines in practice
guidelines Norway Thomas Strong
Ulrich Siering Signegun Romedal
P92 The standard of overall
P76 When to invest in clin- P84 Analysis of the guideline guideline assessment in the
ical guidelines for children development handbooks AGREE instrument: A review
while resources are limited? Qi Wang Dang Wei
Tool development to facili-
tate decision-making P85 External expert review – P93 Care of healthy women
Inge Schalkers use and value in clinical guide- and their babies during child-
line development birth: a review of the evidence
P77 Randomised controlled Beth Shaw and research around place of
trial protocols in clinical prac- birth.
tice guidelines: are they used P86 A systematic review Maryam Gholitabar
and how? on the clinical effective-
Julia Bidonde ness of antibiotics in chil- P94 Evaluating consistency
dren with Bronchiolitis. An within review protocols pro-
P78 Using ADAPTE for updat- example from the NICE duced for National Institute
ing primary care guidelines in guideline. for Health and Care Excel-
Belgium Valentina Ricci lence (NICE) guidelines, and
Paul Van Royen comparison to PRISMA-P.
P87 Threshold analysis as Steven Barnes
P79 Conflicts of Interest in an alternative to GRADE for
Chinese Practical Guidelines assessing the reliability of P95 Adaptation of internation-
Qi Wang recommendations based on al point-of-care summarized
Network Meta-analysis (NMA) guidelines by GP trainees: a
Tony Ades process description
Martine Goossens
19P96 Reporting Items for P104 Updating Guidelines: P113 Search strategies for
Practice Guidelines in Health- Establishing supporting tools clinical guidelines with poor-
care (RIGHT) and standardizing processes ly-defined or non-specific
Yaolong Chen within the German Guideline populations: challenging im-
Program in Oncology plications for the information
P97 General practitioners’ use Markus Follmann scientist and best practice
of resources for the manage- approach.
ment of elderly patients with P105 Reporting of network Claire Wallnutt
depression: a process evalua- meta-analyses: sufficient for
tion of a tailored intervention GRADE rating? P114 Development of Guide-
Ingeborg Granlund Maureen van den Donk lines for Preventive Youth
Health Care (PYHC) in the
P98 The development pro- P106 Assessing preferences Netherlands: Learning from a
cess of quality indicators for of patients with multimorbid- long track record
six complex conditions in ity in primary care: A qualita- Annelies Broerse
emergency care. tive study
Marjolein de Booys Rebekka Mundt P115 Stakeholder participa-
tion in developing care path-
P99 Evaluating the perfor- P107 Towards Computational ways for stroke and chronic
mance of questionnaires with- Support for Knowledge-Inten- obstructive pulmonary disease
out a gold standard sive Tasks on Guidelines linked with payment reform in
Hannah K Veruska Zamborlini China.
Francis Ruiz
P100 The quality and evidence P108 Towards ‘living’ medical
support for recommendations guidelines: automated tech- P116 Trustworthy digital evi-
of Chinese guidelines on im- niques for development and dence ecosystem to increase
aging diagnosis: A protocol of updating value and reduce waste in
review Annette ten Teije health care
Dang Wei Per Olav Vandvik
P109 Clinical practice guide-
P101 ‘Prevention of hearing lines development in the P117 withdrawn
loss (0-18 years)’ – Update of Czech and Slovak Republics
a Guideline for Dutch Preven- Radim Licenik P118 Aftercare for breast
tive Child Health Care cancer survivors: information
Caren Lanting P110 Guidelines for home for General Practitioners in
care nurses in Belgium international guidelines
P102 Treatment adequacy Sam Cordyn Inge Spronk
based on clinical practice
guidelines for patients with P111 Home Nurses’ Opinions P119 Baseline research to
anxiety disorders in primary Toward e-Learning in Continu- support development of a
care ing Education National Clinical Guideline on
Pasquale Roberge Kristel De Vliegher Paediatric Early Warning Sys-
tem for the Irish health system
P103 Selection of Baseline P112 Moving guidelines to Veronica Lambert
Risk Estimate and Its Impact action: Enhancing the adop-
on the Absolute Estimate of tion and use of physical activ- P120 Using ADPATE and
Treatment Effect: a real guide- ity guidelines among cancer AGREE to adapt recom-
line example survivors and health care prac- mendations from developed
Yelan Guo titioners guidelines to inform Irish
Jennifer Tomasone National Guideline for Acute
Adult Asthma Management
Veronica Lambert
20P121 Current status of clinical P130 CaRe QoL Chronic Heart P140 G-I-N Nordic experi-
practice guidelines of mental Failure: a care-specific QoL ences in involving patients in
disorders in Japan PROM based on the patient’s guideline development
Noriko Tamura perspective Piia Vuorela
Anne Marie Plass
P122 Systematic Review P141 Evaluation of Contents
Workshop for Guideline De- P131 Evaluating a process for for the Public on the Site of
velopers in Japan living trustworthy guidelines Minds Guideline Center and
Masahiro Yoshida Christopher Berntsen Healthcare Information Needs
of Internet Users
P123 Revise modules to keep P132 The development of a Akiko Yaguchi-Saito
up-to-date CPGs GRADE approach for the eval-
Mirte Tilma uation of clinical prediction P142 Meta-analysis of
models non-randomised studies: a
P124 Incorporating Patient Gabriel Torres-Ardila standardised method for
Values and preferences in managing the risk of con-
a real guideline: From the P133 Database of patients’ founding
Search of evidence to ad-hoc and other stakeholders’ views Caroline Farmer
Qualitative research (StQ) and experiences about health
Nora Ibargoyen care P143 Q-BAST: a new checklist
Pablo Alonso Coello for evaluating risk of bias in
P125 Including stakeholders in questionnaires
Guideline Development: from P134 Resource use and cost Caroline Farmer
the scope to the formulation considerations: what’s the
of recommendations guidance P144 Applicability evaluation
Nora Ibargoyen Andrea Juliana Sanabria of Traditional Chinese Medi-
cine clinical practice guidelines
P126 Prognostic questions P135 Rapid guideline devel- I: development of a new tool
with GRADE in a CPG on opment. GRADE in Denmark Hui Li
childhood asthma from the Britta Tendal
Spanish National Program P145 How to Access Clinical
Nora Ibargoyen P136 Adaptation of clinical Practice Guidelines on the
practice guidelines: a system- Website of Japanese Med-
P127 Guideline development atic review ical and Dental Academic
group opinions on using Annette Kristiansen Societies
GRADE for the development Akiko Yaguchi-Saito
of a guideline into the Spanish P137 Effective Stakeholder
National Program Involvement in Guideline Pro- P146 Experiences from the
Nora Ibargoyen duction Processes development of a EUnetH-
Deborah Collis TA guideline for economic
P128 Strengths, weaknesses, evaluations: Is there room
opportunities and threats, P138 Development of a for a common framework?
for the implementation of search strategy for studies Andreas Gerber-Grote
GRADE in the Spanish Na- about patients’ view and ex-
tional Guideline Develop- periences about outcomes P147 Applicability evaluation
ment Program Pablo Alonso Coello of Traditional Chinese Medi-
Nora Ibargoyen cine clinical practice guidelines
P139 Incorporating patients’ II: testing of a new tool
P129 The development of the view and experiences about Chuanjian Lu
clinical practice guideline of outcomes in making recom-
acupuncture for simple obesity mandations : a systematic
Hao Chen review of the available guid-
ance
Pablo Alonso Coello
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