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Jason Springer MD MS Mei Liu PhD
TAPIR trial Jason Springer MD MS Mei Liu PhD
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TAPIR computable phenotype
GPA computable phenotype (446.4-[288.3 OR 493.*]) + [446.4 on 3 consecutive days OR twice 3 months apart] + [Seen by Rheumatology OR Nephrology OR ENT OR Pulmonology] PPV (at KUMC) = 86% TAPIR computable phenotype + Visit in last year + prednisone script in the last year TAPIR computable phenotype
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Identifying Specialists
Steps done at KUMC Identify specialists seeing patients as outpatient Reason: Specialists only seeing patient on inpatient service will not be following long- term Note: ENT physicians will typically not be managing long term prednisone Identifying Specialists Specialist (outpatient) Percentage of GPA list seen Rheumatology 89% (63/71) Pulmonology 45% (32/71) Nephrology 8% (6/71) ENT 61% (43/71) Rheum OR Pulm 93% (66/71) Rheum OR Pulm OR Neph 97% (69/71) Rheum OR Pulm OR Neph OR ENT 100%
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Advertising TAPIR (prior to starting trial)
Two approaches: Contact Division Directors Rheumatology Pulmonary Nephrology Mass to individual specialists Advertising TAPIR (prior to starting trial)
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Compensation Patients Compensation through V-PPRN
At Enrollment, completion of trial and completion of surveys Physicians (per patient) $25 after completing initial questionnaire + patient enrollment $25 upon completion of study Compensation
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Treating Physician’s (specialist’s) role
Complete questionnaire 5 questions Can we contact your patient? (yes/no) Confirmation that patient is eligible for this study (yes/no) Study prednisone dose of either 5mg per day or 0mg per day is appropriate treatment for patient. (yes/no) Agreement to be contacted for a brief telephone interview regarding experience with assisting my patient to enroll in this study (optional, yes/no) Indicate plan to taper patient’s prednisone dose down to 5mg/d (or 0mg/d if they are randomized to the 0mg/day study arm) Treating Physician’s (specialist’s) role
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Established diagnosis of granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA)
Fulfills 1990 ACR criteria Active disease within the prior 12 months that at time of active disease required treatment with prednisone ≥ 20mg/day Disease remission at time of enrollment Prednisone dose at time of enrollment between 5- 20mg/day Note: subjects can be on other medications for control of GPA besides prednisone and still participate) Age of 18 years or greater Inclusion Criteria
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Comorbid condition that has a moderate likelihood of requiring steroids (COPD, asthma, adrenal insufficiency, etc) Exclusion Criteria
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What the physician does not have to do
Alter their treatment strategy No change in non-steroid therapies Get IRB approval Not considered a part of study team Fax medical records to the V-PPRN GPC will obtain the medical records What the physician does not have to do
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RedCap MRN, PROV, … … MRN, PROV, Eligible?, StudyID, …
Study Coordinator + Physician Patient enrolls at TAPIR consent portal Import KUMC will generate a random ID Contact Patient + StudyID TAPIR notify KUMC that Patient “X” has enrolled, provides informed consent Data extraction at end of study Jason will conduct the chart review
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