Quality Management in Oncology Building up a network between the German Guideline Program in Oncology, Cancer Registries, and Certified Cancer Centers



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Quality Management in Oncology Building up a network between the German Guideline Program in Oncology, Cancer Registries, and Certified Cancer Centers Markus Follmann Monika Klinkhammer-Schalke Simone Wesselmann Monika Nothacker Ina Kopp 8th G-I-N conference 28-31 August 2011 Seoul BACKGROUND: GERMAN NATIONAL CANCER PLAN PARTICULAR OBJECTIVES - #5 Certification and quality management of oncological health care institutions - #6 evidence based guidelines in oncology - #8 meaningful reporting of quality by cancer registries (joint working group documentation ) 1

GERMAN GUIDELINE PROGRAM IN ONCOLOGY (GGPO) BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE need for quality improvement in cancer care need for better knowledge transfer need for a common basis to improve networking of quality initiatives German National Cancer Plan GGPO was launched 2008, setting the goal to develop and implement high quality clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) in oncology by: GERMAN GUIDELINE PROGRAM IN ONCOLOGY (GGPO) OBJECTIVES to support CPG development by scientific medical societies to harmonize formats, procedures, and methodology of oncological CPGs to provide independent funding for CPG development to improve methodological quality of CPGs to improve implementation and evaluation by patient guidelines short / long / pocket versions of CPGs performance measures / quality indicators to consolidate the network of quality initiatives 2

GERMAN GUIDELINE PROGRAM IN ONCOLOGY (GGPO) OBJECTIVES to support CPG development by scientific medical societies to harmonize formats, procedures, and methodology of oncological CPGs to provide independent funding for CPG development to improve methodological quality of CPGs to improve implementation and evaluation by patient guidelines short / long / pocket versions of CPGs performance measures / quality indicators to consolidate the network of quality initiatives GGPO CONTEXT: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONCOLOGY Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) provide evidence- and consensus-based recommendations Guideline-based Quality Indicators Cancer Registries assess and report processes and outcomes are linked with Quality Assurance within the framework of the German Social Code Book ( 137a SGB V) Certified Cancer Centers support implementation transfer of guidelines into practice 3

GGPO CONTEXT: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONCOLOGY CPG recommendations QI development following a standardized methodology DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY INDICATORS: STEPS Translation of strong guideline recommendations (recommendations grade A) or guideline outcome objectives into potential QI (numerator/denominator) by a methodologist Compilation of a preliminary list of QI taking potential measurability into account (2 methodologists) Written assessment according to further specific criteria by GGPO author (Required: > 75% acceptance for each criteria) Final selection and integration into the GGPO after review of expert panel and after discussion and formal consensus process with GGPO authors (Required: QI >75% acceptance) ÄZQ-QI: Manual Quality Indicators NDMG Short Version _Version 1.0 of November 30, 2010 QI 4

DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY INDICATORS: THE QUALIFY INSTRUMENT * 1 Does not apply 2 Rather does not apply 3 Rather does apply 4 Applies 1.Importance of the quality characteristic captured with the quality indicator for patients and the health care system 2.Clarity of the definitions (of the indicator and its application) 3.Indicator expression can be influenced by providers 4. Evidence and Consensus Basis of the Indicator* *criteria modified for GGPO process: added: consensus basis 5. Consideration of potential risks / side effects of the indicator: Are there risks for inappropriate care which cannot be compensated for? only strong recommendations not reassessed yes no * http://www.bqs-qualify.com/anw GGPO CONTEXT: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONCOLOGY CPG recommendations QI development following a standardized methodology Certified Cancer Centers Documentation 5

Overall survival 05.10.2011 Titel GUIDELINE BASED QI: EXAMPLE I COLORECTAL CANCER Guideline Recommendation Adjuvant Chemotherapy is indicated in pts with colon carcinoma UICC Stage III who underwent R0 resection. LoE 1a, GoR A Goal High rate of adjuvant chemotherapies in pts UICC stage III Quality Indicator (Reference Range) Numerator: Pts with colon carcinoma UICC III and R0-resection having received chemotherapy Denominator: All pts with Colon carcinoma UICC III and R0-resection (>80%) * Schmiegel et al: S3-Guideline on Colorectal Cancer, 2008 (Update) Titel COLORECTAL CANCER RATIONALE FOR THIS QI Colorectal Cancer Stage III Overall Survival Chemotherapy Survival Time (months) * 6

Titel GUIDELINE BASED QI: EXAMPLE II BREAST CANCER Guideline Recommendation Investigation of nodal status should be performed by SNLE. GoR A Morbidity after SNLE is reduced in comparison to axillar dissection. LoE 1 Goal High number of excl. SLNE for assessing nodal status in pts with invasive breast cancer pt1 pn0 Quality Indicator (Reference Range) Numerator: number of exclusive SNLE in invasive breast cancer pt1 pn0 Denominator: number of all primary surgery of invasive breast cancer pt1 pn0 (>75%) * Kreienberg et al: S3-Guideline on Breastcancer, 2008 (Update) GGPO CONTEXT: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONCOLOGY Data analysis Feedback to GDGs CPG recommendations QI development following a standardized methodology Cancer Registries Data analysis / reporting Certified Cancer Centers Documentation Documentation Providing of data 7

DATA REPORTING / ANALYSIS (RESULTS OF QI FROM CANCER REGISTRIES) 100% Adjuvante chemotherapy in colorectal Cancer Stage III 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% no adj Chemotherapy adj. Chemotherapy 30% 20% 10% 0% 1993-1996 1997-1998 1999-2000 2001-2002 2003-2008 * DATA REPORTING / ANALYSIS (DATA OF CERTIFIED CENTERS) Exclusive SNLE in patients with stage pt1 pn0 Mean: 88,2 % Goal: > 75 % * German Cancer Society: Benchmarking 2011 Annual report of the certified breast cancer centers 8

DATA REPORTING / ANALYSIS (CANCER REGISTRIES) Axillary dissection (AD) vs. Sentinel- lymph node biopsy with/without AD 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 ADT Datensatz Oberpfalz * German Cancer Registries 2010 AD Sn/Sn AD GGPO CONTEXT: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN ONCOLOGY Data analysis Feedback to GDGs CPG recommendations QI development following a standardized methodology Cancer Registries Data analysis / reporting Certified Cancer Centers Documentation Documentation Providing of data 9

QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN ONCOLOGY: THE NETWORK QI DEVELOPMENT GGPO QI MEASUREMENT CERTIFIED CANCER C. QI ANALYSIS & REPORTING CANCER REGISTRIES METHODOLOGISTS CLINICIANS DATA MANAGERS REPRESENTATIVES OF STEERING COMMITTEES QI EVALUATION & UPDATING & HARMONIZATION Titel CONCLUSION: QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN ONCOLOGY POINTS TO CONSIDER QI are crucial tools for implementation and evaluation of CPG s QI development from CPGs should be established according to a standardized methodology These QI should be fitted into existing QM structures and duplication of documentation should be avoided A network between GDGs and institutions responsible for measuring and analyzing QM data is essential in order to update and review QI 10

Thank you!... view from the GGPO Office Berlin, Germany 11