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National Collaborating Centre for Chronic Conditions at the Royal College of Physicians Finding the evidence: The role of the Information Scientist Lina Bakhshi Information Scientist e:

Background Guidelines are commissioned by NICE 7 National Collaborating Centres Total of 14 Information scientists/specialists Technical team on each guideline project: Project Manager Information Scientist Research Fellow Health Economist Clinical Advisor (specialist in topic area) Chair for Guideline Development Group (GDG)

Technical team Clinical - PICO Questions Developed from guideline scope. As agreed by GDG Informatio n scientist Searches each question to find evidence Research Fellow Selects, appraises and tabulates evidence. Writes evidence statements. Guideline Development Group (GDG) Meeting led by Chair Multidisciplinary group Discusses evidence, clinical experience and patient preference. Formulates recommendations. Agrees draft. Technical team led by Project manager Edits evidence base and recommendation s into draft. The NCC – NICE systematic process Information Scientist Obtains Full text Health Economist Technical Team Final Guideline. Bibliography generation

Developing Clinical Questions What is PICO? Population: Who is the question about? Intervention: What are you doing to the person? Comparison: What is the alternative? Outcome: What are you trying to achieve?

Developing Clinical Questions cont Why use PICO? Focuses the clinical question Gives structure to the search strategy to form basis of a systematic search Enables retrieval of relevant material

Developing Clinical Questions cont Example taken from the T2D Guideline: Are the glitazones (pioglitazone and rosiglitazone) effective in the control of blood glucose in people with type 2 diabetes either alone or in combination compared to other antidiabetic treatment regimens?

Applying PICO Population: Who is the question about? Type 2 Diabetes Intervention: What are you doing to the person ? Glitazones, Pioglitazone, Rosiglitazone Comparison: What is the alternative? Antidiabetic treatments Outcome: What are you trying to achieve? Control of blood glucose Developing Clinical Questions cont

From PICO to search strategy The literature search is constructed using the PICO format PICO From individual PICO elements concepts are created that form separate sections of the search With assistance from the Clinical Advisor, text words and subject headings are identified these include synonyms, acronyms, differences in spelling (e.g. odema/oedema), old and new terminology, brand and generic names Literature search

Literature search cont The concepts are then combined by using: OR to combine similar concepts AND to combine different concepts NOT to exclude concepts Limits are applied e.g. date range, English Language, exclusions from scope, study types For guidelines, searches are always limited to Humans

Literature search cont Outline of search strategy Population – Type 2 Diabetes AND Intervention – Glitazones AND Comparison – Antidiabetic treatments NOTE: Outcomes are not used in the search strategy as they difficult to search and retrieve

Literature search cont MEDLINE SEARCH STRATEGY Type 2 diabetes Population 1 exp Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2/ (50476) 2 ((typ$2 or typ$11 or typ$ II) adj2 diabet$).ti,ab. (58919) 3 NIDDM.ti,ab. (6719) 4 ((adult$ or matur$ or late or slow or stable) adj2 diabet$).ti,ab. (4877) 5 ((non insulin or non-insulin or noninsulin) adj2 (depend$ adj2 diabet$)).ti,ab. (10921) 6 or/1-5 (87805) 7 exp Hyperglycemia/ (16957) 8 exp Hyperinsulinism/ (32459) 9 (impaired adj2 glucose adj2 toleranc$).ti,ab. (5866) 10 (insulin$ adj2 resistanc$).ti,ab. (29121) 11 (glucose adj2 intoleranc$).ti,ab. (4987) 12 or/7-11 (63203) 13 diabete$.ti,ab. (211890) 14 diabetes mellitus/ (72584) or 14 (240857) and 15 (28279) 17 6 or 16 (100280) POPULATION 18 exp Diabetes Mellitus, Experimental/ (25125) 19 exp Diabetes, Gestational/ (4013) 20 exp Diabetic Ketoacidosis/ (4385) 21 exp Prediabetic State/ (2386) 22 exp Diabetes Insipidus/ (6313) 23 diabet$ insipidus.ti,ab. (5909) 24 or/18-23 (43402) EXCLUSIONS FROM SCOPE not 24 (94002) FINAL POPULATION (Boolean command = Population NOT Exclusions from Scope) 26 limit 25 to english language (80880) FINAL POPULATION WITH ENGLISH LANGUAGE LIMIT

search cont Literature search cont INTERVENTION 27 exp Thiazolidinediones/ (5344) 28 Glitazone$.ti,ab. (374) 29 Pioglitazone.ti,ab. (1689) 30 Rosiglitazone.ti,ab. (2285) 31 exp PPAR gamma/ (2889) 32 (PPAR adj3 gamma adj3 agonist$).ti,ab. (660) 33 TZD.ti,ab. (494) 34 or/27-33 (8487) INTERVENTION COMPARISION 35 exp Hypoglycemic Agents/ (152375) 36 Hypoglycemic$.ti,ab. (8739) 37 (Hypoglycemic adj2 agent$).ti,ab. (1709) 38 (Hypoglycemic adj2 drug$).ti,ab. (455) 39 antidiabetic$.ti,ab. (4922) 40 (antidiabetic adj2 agent$).ti,ab. (1219) 41 (antidiabetic adj2 drug$).ti,ab. (1111) 42 anti-diabetic$.ti,ab. (930) 43 or/35-42 (157759) COMPARISION and 34 and 43 (2026) RESULT (Boolean Command = Limited Final Population AND Intervention AND Comparison)

Literature search cont EXCLUSIONS 45 letter/ (661922) 46 editorial/ (239094) 47 exp historical article/ (276281) 48 Anecdotes as Topic/ (2827) 49 comment/ (388362) 50 case report/ ( ) 51 animal/ not (animal/ and human/) ( ) 52 Animals, Laboratory/ (8565) 53 exp animal experiment/ (3725) 54 exp animal model/ (295210) 55 exp Rodentia/ ( ) 56 or/45-55 ( ) not 56 (1372) FINAL RESULT (Boolean Command = Result NOT Exclusions)

Literature search cont SR FILTER 58 "review"/ or review.pt. or review.ti. ( ) 59 (systematic or evidence$ or methodol$ or quantitativ$ or analys$ or assessment$).ti,sh,ab. ( ) and 59 (303505) 61 meta-analysis.pt. (18965) 62 Meta-Analysis/ (18965) 63 exp Meta-Analysis as Topic/ (8473) 64 (meta-analy$ or metanaly$ or metaanaly$ or meta analy$).mp. (36179) 65 ((systematic$ or evidence$ or methodol$ or quantitativ$) adj5 (review$ or survey$ or overview$)).ti,ab,sh. (57151) 66 ((pool$ or combined or combining) adj (data or trials or studies or results)).ti,ab. (8803) 67 or/60-66 (345503) SR FILTER

RCT FILTER 68 randomized controlled trial.pt. (261792) 69 controlled clinical trial.pt. (79616) 70 double-blind method/ or random allocation/ or single-blind method/ (162892) 71 exp Clinical Trial/ (556884) 72 exp Clinical Trials as Topic/ (208828) 73 clinical trial.pt. (456603) 74 random$.ti,ab. (452532) 75 ((clin$ or control$) adj5 trial$).ti,ab. (205017) 76 ((singl$ or doubl$ or trebl$ or tripl$) adj25 (blind$ or mask$)).ti,ab. (102762) 77 Placebos/ or placebo$.ti,ab. (130130) 78 (volunteer$ or "control group" or controls or prospectiv$).ti,ab. (913624) 79 Cross-Over Studies/ (22519) 80 ((crossover or cross-over or cross over) adj2 (design$ or stud$ or procedure$ or trial$)).ti,ab. (31178) 81 or/68-80 ( ) RCT FILTER ) (Boolean Command or 81 ( ) (Boolean Command = RCT Study Type or SRs Study Type) Literature search cont

FINAL COMBINATIONS and 82 (902) (Boolean Command = FINAL RESULT ((Limited final Population AND Intervention AND Comparison) NOT Exclusions) AND Study Types 84 limit 83 to yr=" " (790) LIMITED = ABSOLUTE FINAL RESULT Date search strategy constructed: 12/5/06 Date filters updated: 22/5/08 Date search re-run: 3/7/08

Literature search cont Quality assurance – Check that key papers are retrieved in the search Information Scientist carries out literature searches for questions 8 weeks before Guideline Development Group (GDG) meeting Literature search strategies are saved for reproducibility and audit trail

Literature search cont 2 Clinical questions per GDG meeting, in total up to 20 questions– GDG meets every 4 weeks - tight timescales All searches are conducted over core clinical databases: Medline, Embase, Cinahl and Cochrane Library as per NICE requirements*, other databases used where appropriate * The Guidelines Manual

Literature search cont PICO Each search from PICO to end result takes 1.5 days as the process involves constructing search strategies for 4 databases, combining results, removing duplicates – using Reference Manager Search retrieval depends on the question, this can range from For glitazones question 900 papers retrieved

An abstract list is produced from results retrieved Research Fellow selects papers from the abstract list, 2-3 days. Papers selected depend on research available for that question, this can range from Full text copies of selected papers are obtained for inclusion/exclusion and appraisal, 5-7 days. For glitazones question in total 64 papers examined. Abstract list and ordering

Towards the end of guideline development All searches and processes are rerun 6-8 weeks before the guideline goes out for consultation Reference Manager is used to produce the guideline bibliography at the end of process

Summary of Information Scientist Role Finds the evidence on which recommendations are based on by: Assisting in developing of clinical questions to a Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome (PICO) format Constructing and conducting literature searches for all clinical questions and for health economics Producing abstract lists from search results and obtaining full text papers for critical appraisal and Assists in Bibliography generation for publication