Programme

The 2012 G-I-N Conference Proceedings, containing 320 abstracts from more than 40 countries , are available online via the portal German Medical Science: http://www.egms.de/dynamic/en/meetings/gin2012/index.htm.

G-I-N is adopting a green policy this year and therefore the conference proceedings will only be available online.

Note: Abstract numbers have been modified to fit the programme. We encourage you to look for your abstract in the conference proceedings to find out your new abstract number, especially if you are presenting a poster.

The conference programme is also available at http://gin2012.org/programme.html (this will be available for download in advance of the conference also). Only a short version of the programme will be provided to you at the conference. WiFi will be available at the venue and therefore, if you have a laptop or iPad, you will be able to view these documents while at the conference.

We would encourage presenters to check that the presentation details noted on the conference programme are correct.

Pre-conference

The following will take place on 22 August 2012:

Make sure that you book your seat ahead of time to attend the courses.

Plenary sessions

International experts in fields relevant to guidelines will be presenting in five plenary sessions:

10 years of G-I-N: Lessons learned and future vision.

Moderator: Ina Kopp (Germany)

One guideline methodology for all?

Moderators: Tamara Kredo (South Africa), Hernando Gaitan (Colombia)

Shaun Treweek: “Overview of the DECIDE Project”
Roman Jaeschke: "New developments in GRADE"
Simon Lewin: "New approaches to building evidence-based guidelines for health systems"

Do guidelines make a difference?

Moderators: Sue Phillips (Australia), Rick Shiffman (USA)

Amir Qaseem: “Towards International Standards for Clinical Practice Guidelines: the G-I-N Position Paper”
Jeremy Grimshaw: “Effects of guidelines on quality of care and patient outcomes”
Joachim Szecsenyi: “Performance measures methodology”

Patient involvement in guideline development.

Moderators: Javier Gracia (Spain), Philip van der Wees (The Netherlands and USA)

Sophie Hill: "Evidence about consumer-oriented interventions for improving use of medicines: implications for guideline development"
Loes Knaapen and Madeleine Wang: "Introduction to G-I-N PUBLIC’s Patient & Public Involvement Toolkit"
Jürgen Matzat: "The patient perspective: The experience of being a patient representative in guideline development groups"

Knowledge Translation 2020.

Moderators: Sue Huckson (Australia), Frode Forland (Norway and The Netherlands)

Victor M. Montori: "Translating evidence into patient-centered care: the challenge of the chronic patient"
Glyn Elwyn: “Guidelines for who, exactly?”
Iain Chalmers: “Barriers to implementation: research reporting bias and biased research agenda setting”

For more information on the plenary sessions and speakers please visit the conference website: http://gin2012.org

Parallel sessions

After review of all submitted abstracts by the Scientific Committee, we are happy to inform you that the G-I-N 2012 conference programme will include about 200 posters and the following sessions:

23 August 2012

11.00 - 12.30

Workshop: Evidence tables V: Prognostic and economic evaluation templates, GINDER Authors: C. Whittington, UK; M. Remy-Stockinger, Norway; K. Hill, Australia; R. Cook, UK; H. de Beer, The Netherlands	WS01	A01
Workshop: Teaching critical appraisal skills to the guideline working group members - experience from three centres Authors: P. Vuorela, Finland; A. Malmivaara, Finland; L. Lodenius¹, Finland; J. Komulainen, Finland; D. Service, UK; R. Liv Merete, Norway; J. Gro, Norway; H. Kari, Norway	WS02	A05
Panel session: Enhancing the process and practice of guideline development in developing countries: What can G-I-N do to facilitate the process? Speakers: J. Mathew, India; K. H. Pwee, Singapore	PS01	A03
Panel session: ‘Best practice’ or patient choice: how can clinical guidelines and patient decision aids unite to improve patient experience and care? Speakers: T. van der Weijden, The Netherlands; G. Elwyn, UK; P. Chrisp, UK; J. Cowl, UK	PS02	A04
Oral session: Managing Guideline Programmes Moderators: Jean Slutsky (USA), Guenter Jonitz (Germany)	OS01	B05/B06
Oral session: Updating Guideline I Moderators: Ute Albert (Germany), Jako Burgers (The Netherlands)	OS02	B07/B08
Oral session: Implementation: barriers and facilitators Moderators: Stig Slørdahl (Norway), Rodrigo Pardo Turriago (Colombia)	OS03	B09
Oral session: Performance measures I Moderators: Patrice Lindsay (Canada), Joachim Szecsenyi (Germany)	OS04	A06

15.30 - 17.00

Workshop: Assessing evidence for diagnostic imaging in clinical practice guidelines Author: M. Reed, Canada	WS03	A05
Workshop: Implementing evidence-based guideline recommendations: progress with the DECIDE project Authors: R. Harbour, UK; S. Treweek, UK	WS04	A01
Panel session: Toward a Framework for International Guideline Collaboration Moderator: M. Koster, USA Speakers: F. Cluzeau, UK; A. Qaseem, USA; H. Schunemann, Canada; K. H. Pwee, Singapore	PS03	A03
Panel session: De nova or adapted guideline development: which method to choose? Authors: C. Harstall, A. Scott, C.Moga, V. Dery, L. Pinsonneault, P. Dagenais^,Canada	PS04	A04
Oral session: Guideline development: synthesizing evidence and risk of bias Moderators: Gerd Antes (Germany), Jos Kleijnen (The Netherlands)	OS05	B05/B06
Oral session: Guideline development: new approaches to special challenges Moderators: Anja Katharina Dippmann (Germany), Holger Schünemann (Canada)	OS06	B07/B08
Oral session: Implementation: Interventions Moderators: Dave Davis (USA), Fergus Macbeth (UK)	OS07	A06
Oral session: Collaboration and diversity I Moderators: Phil Alderson (UK), Martin Scherer (Germany)	OS08	B09

24 August 2012

11.00 - 12.30

Workshop: Moving from evidence to recommendations: a framework proposal for guideline developers Authors: R. Brignardello-Petersen, Chile; H. Schunemann, Canada; I. Neumann, Canada; A. Carrasco-Labra, Chile; D. Rigau, Spain; G. Guyatt, Canada; L. Brandt, Norway; P.O. Vandvik, Norway; P. Alonso-Coello, Spain	WS05	A01
Workshop: Supporting champions for national evidence and skills for local implementation - NICE Fellows and Scholars share their learning Authors: V. Moore, UK; M. Eccles, UK	WS06	A03
Workshop: Barriers to clinical guidelines implementation from the Arab world's perspective: brainstorming the solutions Authors: S. Aboulsoud, Qatar and Egypt; N. Vakharia, Qatar and USA; D. Elgayar, Egypt	WS07	A04
Panel session: Guideline derived performance measures: what do guideline and performance measure developers need from each other? Moderator: G. Leng, UK Speakers: T. Stokes, UK; M. Nothacker, Germany; M. Nix, USA	PS05	A05
Oral session: Implementation: Concepts and frameworks Moderators: Frode Forland (Norway and The Netherlands), Roland Schaffler (Austria)	OS09	A06
Oral session: Guideline development: methodology I Moderators: Minna Kaila (Finland), Tamara Kredo (South Africa)	OS10	B05/B06
Oral session: Patient involvement Moderators: Corinna Schaefer (Germany), Trudy van der Weijden (The Netherlands)	OS11	B07/B08
Oral session: Quality of guidelines: a matter of methodology and content Moderators: Rolf Kreienberg (Germany),Francoise Cluzeau (UK)	OS12	B09

16.00 - 17.30

Workshop: Updating guidelines - a delicate balance at every stage of the process Authors: Z. Beckles, UK; E. Newbatt, UK; R. Ullman, UK	WS08	A01
Workshop: Beyond clinical and cost effectiveness: how to address health equity in clinical guidelines Authors: L. Bickerdike, UK; E. Fields, UK; V. Welch, Canada	WS09	A03
Panel session: Methods of Public and Patient Involvement - a Toolkit Moderator: C. Schaefer, Germany Speakers: T.van der Weijden, Netherlands; S. Chalmers, UK; J. Gracia, Spain; C. M. Davino-Ramaya, USA	PS06	A04
Panel session: Guideline Adaptation: different methods, different experiences, mapping a way forward Authors: S. Phillips, Australia; J. Burgers, The Netherlands; A. Stein, Brazil; M. Eugenia Esandi, Argentina; A. Scott, Canada; A. Fitzgerald, New Zealand; M. Remy-Stockinger, Norway; S. Weinbrenner, Germany	PS07	A05
Oral session: Guideline development: methodology II Moderators: Claudia Spies (Germany), Keng Ho Pwee (Singapore)	OS13	B09
Oral session: Tackling Diagnostic Test Questions Moderators: Melissa Brouwers (Canada), TBC	OS14	A06
Oral session: Knowledge Translation: Practitioner-oriented interventions Moderators: Lubna Al-Ansary (Saudi Arabia), Duncan Service (UK)	OS15	B05/B06
Oral session: Collaboration and diversity II Moderators: Winfried Haeuser (Germany), Philip van der Wees (The Netherlands and USA)	OS16	B07/B08

25 August 2012

09.00 - 10.30

Workshop: The GRADE approach to assessing the quality of a body of evidence and the strength of recommendations: Diagnosis Authors: H. Schünemann, Canada; R. Mustafa, Canada; J. Brozek, Canada; M. Langendam, The Netherlands	WS10	A03
Workshop: Challenges in the criteria-guided appraisal of conflicts of interest of guideline panellists Authors: I. Kopp, Germany; H. Knueppel, Germany; D. Strech, Germany	WS11	A04
Panel session: G-I-N Panel session: From evidence to quality Speakers: G. Ollenschläger, Germany; J. Slutsky, USA; D. Davis, USA; S. Huckson, Australia	PS08	A01
Panel session: Weighing and Including Different Types Of Knowledge (WINDTOK) in guideline development Speakers: T. Zuiderent-Jerak, The Netherlands; F. Forland, Norway and The Netherlands, F. Macbeth, UK	PS09	A05
Oral session: Knowledge Translation: Patient-oriented interventions Moderators: Monika Lelgemann (Germany), Roberto Grilli (Italy)	OS17	A06
Oral session: Updating Guidelines II Moderators: Liat Fishman (Germany), Amir Qaseem (USA)	OS18	B09
Oral session: Guideline Adaptation: opportunities and limits Moderators: Sue Phillips (Australia), Markus Follman (Germany)	OS19	B05/B06
Oral session: Performance Measures II Moderators: Alexander Nast (Germany), Craig W. Robbins (USA)	OS20	B07/08

All abstracts will be published online in e-GMS and we will provide you with the link as soon as possible.

Post-conference

Appraising and Using Non-RCT Evidence in Clinical Guideline Production.

25 August 2012 at 13.30 - 16.00

Facilitators: Teun Zuiderent-Jerak and Frode Forland

The rise of Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) has been of crucial importance for the development of Clinical Practice Guidelines. But despite the nuanced ideas within EBM about the importance for using different types of knowledge for different clinical questions, methodology development for guidelines has increasingly focused on appraising and including RCTs and systematic reviews of them. There are few methods in the present guideline development community that focus on assessing and including different types of knowledge. This imbalance poses problems for the usability of guidelines and marginalizes evidence that may in fact be ‘best’ for a particular issue.

In this workshop we address the question about what methods are available or lacking for weighing and including different types of knowledge, what are the experiences with these methods and how are they able to produce alternative evidence hierarchies? In this workshop we will invite people to share experiences and to discuss in some depth the challenges and developments that are needed to qualify and integrate other types of knowledge in guidelines production.

The workshop is sponsored by G-I-N, so there is no charge to participating, and lunch is provided at the start of the workshop, and is offered by the Dutch Council for Quality of Healthcare.

July 2020

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