Jill Tinmouth

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography quality, credentialing, and facility standards: a systematic review of societal guidelines and recommendations

Nasruddin Sabrie, Paul D. James, Natalia Causada-Calo, Nauzer Forbes et autres

Abstract Background Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) is a ubiquitous and high-risk procedure with variable performance across providers and centres. In this review, we aimed to summarize the evidence related to ERCP practice in 4 domains: indications and alternatives, quality indicators, training and …

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Taking a pragmatic approach to implement colonoscopy quality at a health system level: Ontario’s colonoscopy quality strategy

Catherine Dubé, Akua Kyei, Andrea Hatvani, Meghan Walker et autres

Abstract Objectives To describe Ontario’s colonoscopy quality strategy (OCQS), to review outcomes to date, to assess it against the Health Quality Ontario framework, and to identify areas for improvement. Methods We provide a descriptive analysis of the OCQS, tracing its development from …

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Indigenous cultural safety in colorectal cancer screening communication: a scoping review

Lidia Mateus, Pearl Mamakwa, Ariel Root, Laura C. Senese et autres

Abstract Background In Canada, Indigenous Peoples are screened less often for cancer compared to the non-Indigenous population, contributing to cancer-related mortality. Lack of culturally safe communication in the cancer screening process may contribute to this disparity. The purpose of this review was …

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Multicomponent audit and feedback for colonoscopy quality improvement among potentially lower-performing endoscopists

Diego Llovet, Jigisha Patel, Lesley Gotlib Conn, Joan Sargeant et autres

Background and Study Aims: Multicomponent audit and feedback (A&F) initiatives pair performance reports with education to improve quality. A&F is most effective for those with greatest room for improvement, but effects depend on engagement with A&F. The study objectives were to (1) …

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Should we screen for colorectal cancer with biennial FIT beginning at age 45 in Canada?

Linda Rabeneck, Jill Tinmouth, John M. Hutchinson, Yibing Ruan et autres

Background: Increasing incidence rates of colorectal cancer (CRC) diagnosed before age 50 have been reported in Canada and other Western countries. Several organizations have lowered their recommended starting age for CRC screening. We aimed to analyze CRC rates in Canada and model …

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Qualitative evaluation of a video-based tool to support informed consent in colonoscopy

O esenwa, Akua Nyarko Kyei, Carolyn Michelle Tan, Diego Llovet et autres

Background: Endoscopy unit efficiency is critical to provide timely and quality care, despite limited resources. In previous work, obtaining informed consent was the most common documented cause of delay. We developed a 4-minute animated video to facilitate the consent process, describing colonoscopy, …

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The Colorectal Cancer Chemoprevention Acceleration and Improvement Platform (CRC-CHAMP) – Cohort Description

Darren R. Brenner, Xuanhao Feng, Courtney Maxwell, John M. Hutchinson et autres

IntroductionTherapeutic intervention with chemopreventive agents (CPA) represents a promising avenue for cancer prevention; however, additional data on patient adherence are needed. We developed the Colorectal Cancer Chemoprevention Acceleration Platform (CRC-CHAMP) and examined the feasibility of real-world CPA intervention in persons with an …

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Blood Biomarkers of Glucose Metabolism and Liver Function Modestly Improve Prediction of High-Risk Adenomas

R. Liam Sutherland, Yibing Ruan, Matthew T. Warkentin, Dylan O’Sullivan et autres

Background and Aims: Colonoscopy is an effective screening tool, but it is resource-intensive and carries procedural risks. We aimed to develop and validate a biomarker-based risk prediction model (RPM) to improve triage of average-risk patients for colonoscopy by better predicting high-risk adenomas …

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Darren R. Brenner, Xuanhao Feng, Courtney Maxwell, John M. Hutchinson et autres

Sparking justice under the aegis of pragmatism: A mentorship program for Black and Indigenous students in Canadian medicine

Csilla Kalocsai, Oshan Fernando, Maclite Tesfaye, S. Weiss et autres

While there have been multiple calls to attend to issues of diversity in medical education over past decades, medicine has remained a 'hegemonically white' profession in Canada. Mentorship programs for racialized learners are used as affirmative pathways, but their implementation can become …

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The Importance of Performance Measurement in Organized Colorectal Cancer Screening Programs

Rishad Khan, Jennifer J. Telford, Jill Tinmouth

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Tu1117: IMPACT OF CIRCULATING MICRORNAS TO IDENTIFY HIGH-RISK ADENOMAS AMONG FIT+ PATIENTS UNDERGOING SCREENINGRELATED COLONOSCOPY

R. Liam Sutherland, Yibing Ruan, John M. Hutchinson, Matthew T. Warkentin et autres