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Anesthesia Research Update

June 2010

Overview

Research Infrastructure

Current Projects

Current Funding

Research Events

Resident Research

Research Infrastructure

Research Coordinators

Lynda Rickards Email: [email protected] Part-time Research Coordinator Supervisor: Dr. Buckley Chronic Pain Research: PREGA,

Small vs Large dose epidural steroid/LA

Toni Tidy Email: [email protected] Ext: 21737 Office: MDCL 2109 Full-time Research

Coordinator Supervisor: Dr. Paul Department Research Coordination

Assists with REB submissions Grant proposals Organization of study documents Monthly department research meetings Research dinner meeting organization Research retreat organization Patient recruitment, data collection

Summer Student Research Coordinators Adam Jokhio Email: [email protected] Summer Research Coordinator Supervisors: Dr. Buckley/Dr. Paul MDCL 2109

Usawa Email: Chronic Pain Research Coordinator Supervisors: Dr. Buckley/Dr. Paul HGH

Prathiba Shanthanna Email: HGH Research Coordinator Supervisors: Dr. Syed/Dr. Paul MDCL 2109 Enigma II, Thrombosis trials

Methodology and Statistical Support

Emmy Cheng, MSc Email: [email protected] Ext: 905-522-1155 x35329 Statistician 50% FTE Meetings by appointment

Lehana Thebane, PhDEmail: [email protected]

Ext: 905-522-1155 x33720 Biostatistician & Methodologist 20% FTE In department (MDCL 2111) on

Wednesday mornings

Assists withStudy Question Formulation

Research design Data analysis plan Research Methodology Seminars Monthly Research Meetings Sample size calculation

Assists withData analysis Descriptive and inferential statistics

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lehana Thabane is Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, and Biostatistician and Director of the Biostatistics Unit at the Father Sean O'Sullivan Research Centre (FSORC), St Joseph's Healthcare, Hamilton. Dr. Thabane did his PhD studies in Statistics (1994 -1998) in the Department of Statistical and Actuarial Sciences at the University of Western Ontario, Canada and MSc in Statistics (1992-1993) in the Department of Probability and Statistics at Sheffield University, England. He obtained his BSc (1986-1990) from the National University of Lesotho.

“The sponsor shall maintain all records referred to in this Division for a period of 25 years.”

Research Organization

Study Details REB Forms and Updates

Grant Details Case Report Forms

[email protected]

Getting Started: Suggested Project Workflow

Step Assistance

•Identify a research problem

•Formulate a research question Meet with Lehana or Colleagues

•Design the study Meet with Lehana or Colleagues

•Look for student volunteers Medical students or Residents

•Write up introduction and methods

•Consider presenting at research interest group

•Submit REB form Toni Tidy can assist

•Look for funding (if necessary) Toni Tidy can assist

•Mail all documents to Toni REB approval and updates, study details, grant details

•Register all clinical trials on “clinicaltrials.gov” Toni Tidy can assist

Active Projects

Acute Pain Chronic Pain

Perioperative

MedicineSimulation / Education

Cardiac / Thrombosis

Other

Current Projects: Topics

TypeChronic Pain 12Acute Pain / Regional Anesthesia 6Perioperative Medicine 7Cardiac Anesthesia / Thrombosis 6Anesthesia Education / Simulation 11Obstetric Anesthesia 1Pediatric Anesthesia 2General Anesthesia 11Critical Care 1

Total 57

Current Projects: Study Type

TypeCase Reports 1Retrospective Chart Reviews 11Prospective Cohort Studies 7Randomized Controlled Trials 12Qualitative / Interviews 4Laboratory Studies 2Systematic Reviews 3Narrative Reviews 1Simulation 4

Total 45

Current Projects: FundingFunding Status Number Comment

Unfunded 2611 Chart reviews1 RCTs4 Systematic Reviews

Grants Submitted 2 CIHR X 2

Funded 279 RCTs4 Simulation Studies5 Cohort Studies

Total 55

Funding Source Number $ % CommentAnesthesia Department Investigator-Driven StudiesCARF 1 40000 2.4 CAS research funding - RCA

Canadian Space Agency 1 30000 1.8 Simulation

CPSI 1 217000 12.8 RCA Study

HHS Anesthesia Academic Fund 4 37000 2.2 Up to $15, 000/yr available to HHS staff

HHS Foundation NIF 1 25000 1.5 Available to new staff (≤ 5 yrs)

HSFO/HSFQ 1 179500 10.6 ENIGMA-II

RMA 1 1278 0.07 Available to residents

RCPSC 1 25000 1.5 Simulation

MOHLTC 1 450000 26.6 Simulation

Subtotal 1004778 59.5

Collaborative Studies with Other DepartmentsSick Kids Foundation 1 130000 7.6 HIP study - Pediatrics

CIHR 1 400000 23.6 VISION - Cardiology

Subtotal 530000 31.4

Industry Funded StudiesPfizer 1 88400 5.2 Chronic Pain - Pregabalin

NovoNordisk 1 ? Cardiac/Thrombosis

Purdue Pharma 1 66600 3.9 Chronic Pain

Subtotal 155000 9.2

Total 17 1689778

Current Projects: Funding Sources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
•Investigator driven =57% •Industry =6.1% •Collaborative=37% • 1 million outside of tricouncil funding, not counted in our AFP • TriCouncil funding: CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC

Multi-Centre Trials@ HHS and St. Joseph’s

Project Title Sites Recruitment(Completed or Active)

Local Sample Size

VISION MUMCHGHSt. Joseph’sHenderson

642 completed patients752 completed patients1007 completed patients1600 active patients

4000

POISE-II MUMCHGHSt. Joseph’sHenderson

Start Date – June 2010 100

ENIGMA-II MUMCHGHHenderson

Start Date – June 2010 250

Collaborations with Cleveland ClinicsDr. Daniel Sessler

LMA PerfecTemp Warming System

Arizant Healthcare Disposable Zero-Heat-Flux Thermometer

(DTT)

Study Question? Is the LMA PefecTemp system and the Bair Hugger warming systems equally good?

Is there an agreement between temperatures measured with the DTT system and the Swan-Ganz PA catheter?

Population Patients with elective abdominal surgery under general anesthetic to last >2hrs in the supine position

Patients to undergo elective cardiac surgery

Sample Size 45 patients @ MUMC70 patients total

80 patients total

Intervention Non-disposable warming bed Disposable zero-heat-flux thermometer probe

Outcome Intraoperative distal esophageal (core) temperature with PerfecTemp is non-inferior to upper body forced air warming

Zero-heat-flux thermometry is a reliable and accurate estimator of core temperature

Research EventsEvent Date

Department Research Meetings MonthlyMDCL 2249

Spring Research Retreat April 21: 18:00-21:00Ancaster Old Mill

Resident Exchange Day June 4: 09:00-17:00@ UWO

Research Interest Group Dinner Meetings Ad Hoc: 3-4/yr

Research Dinner Meetings with Dr. Dan Sessler/Outcomes Research

March 24 and June 17University Club

CANNeCTINApril 26-29

The David Braley, Cardiac, Vascular, and Stroke Research Institiute

Publications 2010In preparation/To be submitted:

Paul et al. Risk Factors for Respiratory Depression on Acute Pain Service

Paul et al. Using root cause analysis to reduce adverse events on an APS

Wong, A. Anesthesiologists' work: From the front lines. CJA 2010

Wong, A. Teaching and Learning in Anesthesiology: A Cross-cultural Comparison of a Thai and Canadian residency program

Submitted 2010:

Paul, J. et al. The Impact of a Comprehensive Initiative on PCA Errors. Anesthesiology 2010

Published 2010:

Blew, P. The Royal College Examination in Anesthesiology. CJA September 2010

Bruppacher, H. et al. National representation in the anesthesia literature: A bibliometric analysis of highly cited anaesthesiajournals. In Press. Anaesthesia 2010

Paul, J. et al. Femoral nerve block improves analgesia following TKA: A Meta-Analysis of RCTs. Accepted. Anesthesiology 2010

Syed et al. The Influence of Perioperative Coagulation Status on Postoperative Blood Loss in Complex Cardiac Surgery: A Prospective Observational Study. Anesthesia and Analgesia. April 30 2010

Resident Research All residents must have one of the following:

published an article (letters to the editor acceptable) in a peer-review journal, or

written up a research proposal; or

completed a quality assurance project (retrospective review focussed on a specific quality of care issue); or

completed a comprehensive review paper

before completion of residency training. The expectation is that all residents will present at least once during their residency training at Resident Exchange Day, which is held in June of each year in conjunction with the University of Western Ontario. This presentation can be either the methods of a planned project or the results of a completed study.

Although not mandatory, all residents are strongly encouraged to participate in either basic or clinical research that involves the design of a study, data collection, analysis and manuscript preparation.

Conclusions:

Research infrastructure is quite good: statistical, methodology and coordination support

Large number of active projects: 45projects amongst 21 staff

We have received significant funding with a number of pending grants: $1.7 million

Resident research needs to be encouraged more

The goal to improve the department research culture in the long-term