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US
Cochrane Center Conference on Priority Setting
for Systematic Reviews
Baltimore,
MD
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
(1:00 - 1:15 pm) Welcome and introductions - Kay Dickersin
- Director, US Cochrane Center
(1:15
- 2:30 pm) Plenary:
The Institute of Medicine’s (IOM’s) rationale
and principles for prioritizing systematic reviews
Chair:
Kay Dickersin - Director, US Cochrane Center
- Speaker:
Hal
Sox - Editor, Annals of Internal Medicine
- Discussant:
Prioritizing Evidence Syntheses - Sharon
Straus - University of Calgary, Canada
(3:00
- 5:00 pm) Methods
to Prioritize Systematic Reviews: Case Studies I
Chair:
Steve Goodman - Johns Hopkins Oncology
Biostatistics
- AHRQ’s
Effective Health Care Program - Evelyn
Whitlock - Kaiser Permanente, Oregon
- The
UK’s National Health Service R&D and Department
of Health Programmes - Martin
Burton - Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals NHS Trust
- The
Cochrane Collaboration - Lorne
Becker - Co-Chair, Cochrane Collaboration
Steering Group
- Canada’s
Approach: Canadian Institutes of Health Research -
Ian
Graham - Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Friday,
July 11, 2008
(8:30
- 10:00 am) Plenary
debate: Models of priority setting for systematic reviews
of clinical effectiveness
Chair:
Lisa Bero - University of California San
Francisco
- Let
1000 flowers bloom: Support for the current “system”
- Doug
McCrory - Duke University Medical School
- Both
prioritization and review production should be centralized
- Gail
Wilensky - Project Hope
- Discussant:
How can we leverage the best of these two models? A hybrid
model of centralized priority setting - Sally
Morton - Research Triangle Institute
(10:15
am - 12:00 pm) Panel:
Knotty problems related to review prioritization
Chair: Nananda Col - Maine Medical Center
- Meaningful
engagement of decision makers in priority-setting- Sean
Tunis - Center for Medical Technology Policy
- Considering
adverse effects in prioritising reviews - Andrew
Herxheimer - Cochrane Collaboration Adverse
Effects Methods Group
- A
mid flight correction: setting priorities - David
Moher - University of Ottawa
- Incorporating
systematic reviews into other systematic reviews: Can
we save time and be valid? - Evelyn
Whitlock - Kaiser Permanente, Oregon
(1:00
- 2:15 pm) Methods to Prioritize Systematic Reviews: Case
Studies II
Chair:
Luis Gabriel Cuervo - Pan American Health
Organization
- Drug
Effectiveness Review Project - Alison
Little - Oregon Health & Science University
- The
James Lind Alliance and I - Lester
Firkins - James Lind Alliance
- Centers
for Disease Control & Prevention Community Guide -
Shawna
Mercer -Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention
(2:30
- 3:30 pm) Open
Discussion: Working together or working apart: Cross-group
cooperation in priority setting
Chair:
Eric Bass - Johns Hopkins University Department
of General Internal Medicine
- Jean
Slutsky - Agency for Healthcare Research
and Quality
- Lisa
Bero University of California San Francisco
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