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Towards the Development of Clinical Quality Indicators for a National Paediatric and Adult Brain Cancer Clinical Registry Brain Cancer Biobanking Australia (BCBA) Ms Robyn Leonard, BCBA Founder / Director A/Prof Lindy Jeffree, Neurosurgeon,


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Towards the Development of Clinical Quality Indicators for a National Paediatric and Adult Brain Cancer Clinical Registry

Brain Cancer Biobanking Australia (BCBA)

Ms Robyn Leonard, BCBA Founder / Director A/Prof Lindy Jeffree, Neurosurgeon, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital

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National Brain Cancer Clinical Registry development

Stage 1 Clinical Quality Registry Stage 2 Research Stage 3 Registry trials

Step 1

  • Establish a

CQI leadership group Step 2

  • Conduct

literature review Step 3

  • Identify

preliminary list of indicators Step 4

  • Draft

indicators for the Delphi process

         The Data will be made FAIR Achieved:

  • 1. Consensus
  • 2. Collaboration
  • 3. Good governance

Planned: 4. Efficient & sustainably resourced 5. Web based public registry 6. Fully accessible to authorised persons 7. Interoperable, standardised data 8. Standard usage rights

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Search Results

Preliminary clinical indicators Identification Screening Eligibility Inclusion

Database search (n=4552) records Internet search (n=3) Guidelines identified (n=93) Records excluded (n=2978) Screened by title/abstract (n=3071) Full text ‘Guidelines’ 2015-2019 (n=51) Ineligible (n=27) Poor Quality (n=3) Guidelines included (n=21) Additional Source (n=1) Recommendations Extracted (n=712) Diagnosis (n=15) Surgery (n=12) Radiotherapy (n=7) Chemotherapy (n=8) Other care (n=28) Combine Duplicates (n=70) Quality Appraisal (n=24)

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Lessons Learnt

Collaboration and coverage ▪ Build on existing work (extensive existing literature) ▪ Expert guidance essential for interpretation Sustainability ▪ Specific content is evolving; work with principles ▪ Technical solutions (existing databases) reduce administrative burden ▪ Patient care motivates clinicians, organizations & funders Learnings ▪ Translation from clinical ideas to technical datapoints is onerous ▪ Iterative cycles of funding, clinical & technical progress are necessary Impact ▪ The National Registry will provide previously unavailable data to reduce unwarranted variation in care and improve outcomes for brain cancer patients.

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Acknowledgements

A/Prof Lindy Jeffree Prof Michael Besser Ms Robyn Leonard Prof John Zalcberg A/Prof Claire Vajdic Dr Craig Gedye A/Prof Hui Gan Dr Nick Gottardo Dr Misa Matsuyama Dr Mythily Sachchithananthan

Thank you to Australian Research Data Commons for the grant to support his work.