The European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung

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The European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung
European Lung Cancer Congress 2015, Geneva
The European Initiative for
Quality Management
in Lung Cancer Care
(EIQMLCC)
Torsten Blum
Lungenklinik Heckeshorn, HELIOS Klinikum Emil von Behring
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• No conflicts of interest
15-18 April 2015, Geneva, Switzerland
Organisers
Partners
Lung Cancer is ….
… common and increasing
… deadly
WHO. 2008
… expensive
EUROCARE 5. Lancet Oncol 2014; 15: 23–34
Targets in lung cancer care
Aim: to chronify lung cancer
Reck M al..
Lancet
2013; 382:709-719
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Targets in lung cancer care:
-targeted therapies beyond subgroups?
Reck M al..
Lancet
2013; 382:709-719
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Lung cancer care
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Who can
offer multimodal Tx?
Symptoms
Incidental
Findings
Diagnostics
MDT
Meeting
Who uses
national
cancer registry
data?
Cure
Therapy
Follow-up
Screening
Lost to
Follow-up
Prevention
Rehabilitation
Can
everybody
offer
PET-CT?
End of Life
Care
Death
Who can offer
early palliative
Tx?
Death
Certificate
Only
undetected
ERS Thoracic Oncology Assembly:
-Action Plan
Sculier JP et al..
ERJ
2010; 36:1227-1228
Gaga M et al..
AJRCCM
2013; 188(4):503-7
Gamarra F et al..
ERJ
2013; 42:568-571
ERS Thoracic Oncology Assembly:
2010 - European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung Cancer Care
„Lung cancer care and its management have
to be seen in the context of a divergent, in
part little-known European healthcare
landscape.“
The European Initiative for Quality Management
in Lung Cancer Care (EIQMLCC)
aims to sustainably improve the quality of lung
cancer care across Europe!
ERS Thoracic Oncology Assembly:
2014 - European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung Cancer Care
First comprehensive snapshot on lung cancer care
in Europe:
• 38 European countries, 350+ centres reached
• Narrative literature search
• Surveys on national and local level
• Assessment of lung cancer guidelines
• Prospective feasibility study on Pan-European
lung cancer data registration
 Yes, there are inequalities in lung cancerBlum
care
in Europe!
T al. ERJ 2014; 43:1254-1277
EIQMLCC – the next stage
How to improve care and outcome in lung cancer?
 Effective smoking prevention programs
 Screening for lung Cancer (?)
 Further improvement of therapies,
chronification of lung cancer (?)
 Improvement of lung cancer care by
improving and harmonizing standards in
Europe
Lung Cancer:
- How to improve quality of care
Blum T et al. Forum 2012
European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung Cancer Care (EIQMLCC):
- Guideline project – overall assessment AGREE II
What is the best guidance for lung cancer?
67%
Up-to-date or methodological power?
63%
63%
OVERALL
GUIDELINE
ASSESSMENT
Meanl 41,4%
Min. 8,3%
Max. 87,5%
Waste of human ressources
42%
29%
to have75%
more than
25%
80 lung cancer 71%
guidelines
88%
25%
in Europe !!!
12%
75%
17%
8%
25%
25%
29%
Vision to have only
one living and multi-society
lung cancer guideline
54%
38%
38%
50%
for Europe
17%
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Guideline updates
and needed resources
Pathology
Therapy NSCLC IV
Update of German
Lung Cancer Guideline:
Quality indicators
• first version: 2010
Screening
Goeckenjan G. et al.
Pneumologie 2010;
64(Suppl. 2): e1-164
• update 2015:
• improved methodology
• but: selected content update
… and guess what German
doctors will read in 2018?!?
Palliative care
Patient guideline
Tailored guideline-development
?
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Focus on dissemination & implementation,
otherwise risk to waste your invested resources
Education
Eur Respir J 2013; 42: 568–571
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European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung Cancer Care:
- Current problems & chances for improvement
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Symptoms
!
Incidental
Findings
Diagnostics
MDT
Meeting
!
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Screening
!
Cure
Therapy
Follow-up
Lost to
Follow-up
Prevention
Rehabilitation
Access to care
Waiting times
End of Life
Care
!
Death
Death
Scientific guidance on lung cancer care
Certificate
Only
Collection of demographic and clinical lung cancer data
!
undetected
How to confirm diagnosis:
-individual or team decision?
Diagnostics
Bronchoscopy
EBUS
VATS
CT-guided
Biopsy
Thunnissen E et al.
Virchows Arch
2014; 464:347-358
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Palliative care:
-How to integrate it best?
Therapy
Smith TJ et al.
J Clin Oncol
2012; 30:880-887
Blum T et al.
Eur Respir J
2014
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ERS Thoracic Oncology Assembly
– the next stages
Let´s improve quality and overcome inequalities!
Joint European Guidelines
in Thoracic Oncology
European Registry in
Thoracic Oncology
European Thoracic
Oncology Centres
Jakobsen E et al. J Thor Oncol 2013; 8: 1238-1247
ERS Thoracic Oncology Assembly – the next stages
Let´s move on! Let´s overcome inequalities!
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ERS Thoracic Oncology Assembly:
–EIQMLCC & beyond
European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung Cancer care
 General:
First systematic approach to assess quality
 Literature search:
Rare evidence on various aspects of
 Survey project:
High variation in lung cancer care provision
Next steps:
and provision of lung cancer care in Europe
-Providing guidance on quality of thoracic oncology care
-Improving and harmonizing standards of thoracic
quality
of lung
cancer carein Europe
oncology centres and
cancer
registration
Vision:
 Guideline project:
among European countries
Highly variable methodological quality,
high rates of redundancies
 EuLuCA project:
High participation rate
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Thank you, EIQMLCC members!
Baldwin, David
Beckett, Paul
Blum, Torsten
De Ruysscher, Dirk
Dickgreber, Nicolas
Faivre-Finn, Corinne
Gaga, Mina
Gamarra, Fernando
Grigoriu, Bogdan
Hansen, Niels-Chr. G.
Hubbard, Richard
Huber, Rudolf Maria
Ivankovska, Snejanka
Ivanov, Yavor
Jakobsen, Erik
Jovanovic, Dragana
Kollmeier, Jens
Massard, Gilbert
Meert , Anne-Pascale
Milroy, Robert
Paesmans, Marianne
Pasleau, Francoise
Peake, Mick
Putora, Paul Martin
Quoix, Elisabeth
Rich, Anna
Scherpereel, Arnaud
Schönfeld, Nicolas
Sculier, Jean-Paul
Sitter, Helmut
Skaug, Knut
Spiro, Stephen
Strand, Trond-Eirik
Taright, Samya
Thomas, Michael
Van Schil, Paul E.
Vansteenkiste, Johan
Wiewrodt, Rainer
European Initiative for Quality Management in Lung Cancer Care
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Thank you, EIQMLCC-Coordinators
and Colleagues of local centres!
Albania
Austria
Belgium
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
England
Estonia
France
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Milda Nanushi
Otto Burghuber
Paul van Schil
Lejla Burnazovic/Prof.
Mehić
Assia Konsulova
Miroslav Samarzija
Jana Skrikova
Erik Jakobsen
Mick Peake
Tanel Laisaar
Arnaud Scherpereel
Rudolf Huber
Mina Gaga
Ross Morgan
Cosimo Lequaglie
Alvils Krams
Edvardas Danila
Marc Schlesser
Malta
Moldava
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Scotland
Serbia
Slovenia
Spain
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine
Slovakia
Wales
Iceland
Stephen Brincat
Alexandru Corlateanu
Ronald Damhuis
Trond-Eirik Strand
Joanna DomagalaKulawik
Renato Sotto-Mayor
Razvan Curca
Robert Milroy
Dragana Jovanovic
Tanja Cufer
Inmaculada Alfageme
Paul-Martin Putora
Tuncay Göksel
Nazar Lukavetskyy
Elena Kavcová
Neil Mc Andrew
Steinn Jonsson
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Good lung cancer care
is team work for patients,
thus let‘s join our forces!
Locally and globally!
Thank you!
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