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No place like No place like HOME No place like No place like HOME HOME HOME (Harmonising Outcome Measures for Eczema) (Harmonising Outcome Measures for Eczema) Hywel Williams Hywel Williams Universities of Nottingham Universities of


  1. No place like No place like HOME No place like No place like HOME HOME HOME (Harmonising Outcome Measures for Eczema) (Harmonising Outcome Measures for Eczema) Hywel Williams Hywel Williams Universities of Nottingham Universities of Nottingham

  2. The problem The problem

  3. Outcome measures for AD Outcome measures for AD – a real mess a real mess  Too many Too many – at least 20 named scales at least 20 named scales  Many not tested at all (Charman C et al Many not tested at all (Charman C et al JID JID 2003; 2003; 120: 120: 932 932–941) 941)  Some are only partly tested (validity, repeatability, Some are only partly tested (validity, repeatability, sensitivity change, consistency, interpretability) sensitivity change, consistency, interpretability)  Some that are tested do not pass the tests Some that are tested do not pass the tests Schmitt J, Langan S, Williams HC. What are the best outcome measurements for atopic eczema? A systematic review JACI 2007;120:1389-98.

  4. SCORAD scores again What’s all the FSSS about? Take it SASSAD rules OK EASI Give me a POEM TIS a right mess ADASI tonight? Me too! Meet my SIS IGADA bad headache My name is ADAM

  5. What we need: What we need: core core outcomes outcomes sets (COS) used in all trials sets (COS) used in all trials

  6. What are What are core core outcome sets? outcome sets?  Minimum set for all clinical trials Minimum set for all clinical trials  Typically an efficacy and harm measure Typically an efficacy and harm measure  Need to be relevant to patients Need to be relevant to patients  Relevant to those making decisions about health Relevant to those making decisions about health Relevant to those making decisions about health Relevant to those making decisions about health care care  May be different for clinical trials and routine May be different for clinical trials and routine care care  Need to be valid, repeatable, sensitive to change, Need to be valid, repeatable, sensitive to change, easy to use easy to use

  7. Why Why core core outcomes? outcomes?  Easier to compare, contrast and synthesise Easier to compare, contrast and synthesise results results  Reduces risk of inappropriate outcomes Reduces risk of inappropriate outcomes  Reduces risk of selective reporting outcome bias Reduces risk of selective reporting outcome bias

  8. Ashcroft DM, Chen L-C, Garside R, Stein K, Williams HC. Topical pimecrolimus for eczema. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2007, Issue 4.

  9. Selective reporting outcome bias Selective reporting outcome bias  Viljanen et al Viljanen et al randomised 230 infants with AD randomised 230 infants with AD and cow’s milk allergy to and cow’s milk allergy to L acto rham L acto rham GG, or mix GG, or mix of four probiotics or inert cellulose and of four probiotics or inert cellulose and concluded concluded concluded concluded “Treatment with L GG mayalleviate atopic dermatitis Treatment with L GG mayalleviate atopic dermatitis symptoms in IgE symptoms in IgE -sensitised infants but not in non sensitised infants but not in non- -IgE IgE sensitised infants ” sensitised infants Viljanen et al Allergy 2005;60:494-500

  10. But if you read the paper… But if you read the paper…  Viljanen Viljanen – main analysis for primary outcome main analysis for primary outcome not significant. not significant.  Instead, they emphasised exploratory analysis in  Instead, they emphasised exploratory analysis in Instead, they emphasised exploratory analysis in Instead, they emphasised exploratory analysis in a subgroup 4 weeks after main assessment a subgroup 4 weeks after main assessment  It’s a bit like…. It’s a bit like…. Williams HC. Two “positive studies of probiotics for atopic dermatitis – or are they? Arch Dermatol 2006;142:1201-3

  11. Throwing a dart

  12. Then drawing the dartboard

  13. Core outcome sets are just a Core outcome sets are just a minimum minimum set set ie does not stop you from adding all sorts of other things that are needed

  14. What is happening elsewhere? What is happening elsewhere?  OMERACT OMERACT http://www.omeract.org/ http://www.omeract.org/  Pain Pain – IMMPACT: IMMPACT: www.immpact.com www.immpact.com  COMET COMET initiative: Core Outcome Measures in initiative: Core Outcome Measures in Effectiveness Trials Effectiveness Trials http://www.comet http://www.comet- -initiative.org/ initiative.org/ Tugwell P BM et al. OMERACT: An initiative to improve outcome measurement in rheumatology . Trials. 2007;8(38). Clarke M. Standardising Outcomes in Paediatric Clinical Trials. PLoS Medicine / Public Library of Science. 2008;5(4):e102.

  15. The world of medicine is moving on The world of medicine is moving on – what about atopic dermatitis? what about atopic dermatitis?

  16. HOME I HOME I – – Munich 2009 Munich 2009  Is there enough interest, enthusiasm and commitment to Is there enough interest, enthusiasm and commitment to sort our core outcomes for atopic eczema/ atopic sort our core outcomes for atopic eczema/ atopic dermatitis? - YES dermatitis? YES  Are you willing to set aside your Are you willing to set aside your preferences/prejudices/allegiances to work as a preferences/prejudices/allegiances to work as a group? group? - YES YES

  17. Our Delphi Our Delphi exercise exercise  Delphic oracle's skills of foresight and interpretation Delphic oracle's skills of foresight and interpretation  Consensus method frequently applied in outcomes research Consensus method frequently applied in outcomes research e.g. OMERACT group e.g. OMERACT group  Structured iterative group process  Structured iterative group process Structured iterative group process Structured iterative group process  Round 1: Assessment of problem by each participant. Round 1: Assessment of problem by each participant.  Round 2+: Participants receive standardised feedback on own Round 2+: Participants receive standardised feedback on own previous response and the groups previous response. Each previous response and the groups previous response. Each participant is asked to assess problem again in light of this participant is asked to assess problem again in light of this information. information. Loughlin KG, Moore LF; J Med Educ. 1979

  18. Delphi consensus panel Delphi consensus panel  Multi Multi-professional collaboration involving the views of different professional collaboration involving the views of different stakeholder groups stakeholder groups  Consumers: Members of eczema self help groups Consumers: Members of eczema self help groups (n=6) (n=6)  Clinical experts: Clinical experts: Major interest in eczema; Major interest in eczema; scientific advisory board ISAD Kyoto scientific advisory board ISAD Kyoto 2008; scientific committee IDEA Nottingham 2008 2008; scientific committee IDEA Nottingham 2008 2008; scientific committee IDEA Nottingham 2008 2008; scientific committee IDEA Nottingham 2008  Representatives of regulatory agencies: Representatives of regulatory agencies: EMEA, FDA EMEA, FDA  Journal editors: Journal editors: JACI, JID, Arch Dermatol, JAAD, Brit J Dermatol, Acta Derm JACI, JID, Arch Dermatol, JAAD, Brit J Dermatol, Acta Derm Venereol, JEADV, JDDG Venereol, JEADV, JDDG  Exclusion criteria Exclusion criteria  Involvement in development of named outcome measure for Involvement in development of named outcome measure for eczema eczema  Affiliation with pharmaceutical industry Affiliation with pharmaceutical industry

  19. Delphi questionnaire Delphi questionnaire  Background information provided, problem addressed Background information provided, problem addressed Indication of the importance of Indication of the importance of outcome domains for eczema outcome domains for eczema on a 9 on a 9-point Likert point Likert  scale scale (rounds 1 and 2) (rounds 1 and 2) Scores 1-3: domain is not important Scores 1 3: domain is not important  Scores 4 Scores 4-6: equivocal 6: equivocal   Scores 7-9: domain is important Scores 7 Scores 7-9: domain is important Scores 7 9: domain is important 9: domain is important Final round: Explicit question on whether or not to include outcome domain into the Final round: Explicit question on whether or not to include outcome domain into the  core set core set 2 different contexts / settings 2 different contexts / settings   Clinical trials Clinical trials  Record keeping in daily practice ecord keeping in daily practice

  20. Domains vs. outcome measures  Domains are:  Signs  Symptoms  Quality of life  Safety  Safety  ....  Outcome measures (or “instruments”) for the domain “signs” include:  SCORAD  EASI  SASSAD  etc etc

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