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Biosta's'cs Group
Biosta's'cs Group
July 28, 2015
Atul Sharma MD, MSc, FRCPC
Biosta's'cs Group, George and Fay Yee Center for Health Care Innova'on
Department of Pediatrics and Child Health,
University of Manitoba
Biosta's'cs Group
The Biosta's'cs Group is one of three expert groups within the Data Science Pla4orm in the George and Fay Yee Centre for Health Care Innova'on. The two others groups are: Clinical Research Data and Bioinforma'cs/Computa'onal Biology • PlaRorm Director: Lisa Lix PhD
Biosta's'cs Group Members: • Group Leader: Depeng Jiang PhD • Rasheeda Rabbani PhD • Brenden Dufault MSc • Atul Sharma MD, MSc, FRCPC • Kris'ne Kroecker, BSc (Trainee)
Biosta's'cs Group
Our Mission: • Support for clinical inves'gators and pa'ent-‐oriented clinical research (consul'ng service)
• Independent ‘innova've and cu[ng edge’ research • Training and educa'on of the next genera'on of health-‐care researchers
Biosta's'cs Group
Training Ini'a'ves: Established Inves'gators • Workshop series in advanced sta's'cal methods • Propensity score methods for non-‐randomized, observa'onal data (A. Sharma)
• Hierarchical/ longitudinal models (D. Jiang) • Latent class models (B. Dufault, L. Lix)
Biosta's'cs Group
Training Ini'a'ves: Clinical Trainees • Academic half-‐day teaching for clinical trainees to sa'sfy the new Royal College ‘scholarly competency’ (CanMEDS 2015) I. Introduc'on to biosta's'cs II. Study design and sample size calcula'ons III. Introduc'on to data analysis with the generalized linear model IV. Introduc'on to sta's'cal compu'ng (computer lab)
Biosta's'cs Group
Training Ini'a'ves: Clinical Trainees • Open House: • Each month, our consultants meet with trainees • Opportunity to discuss their research design and analysis ques'ons in an informal se[ng with mul'ple consultant
• One-‐on-‐one advisory sessions with trainees
• Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group (CPEG) working commibee for na'onal growth charts and its methodology subcommibee, now a permanent member of the PHAC’s Growth Chart Collabora've Group
Anatomy of a Consulta'on
CPEG working commibee: • J.P. Chanoine BC Children’s (Vancouver) • Dan Metzger, BC Children’s (Vancouver) • Mark Palmert, Hospital Sick Children (Toronto) • Sarah Lawrence, CHEO (Obawa) • Celia Rodd, HSC (Winnipeg) • Beth Cummings, IWK (Halifax) • Atul Sharma, HSC (Winnipeg)
• 1977 CDC growth charts → revised 2000 • Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) released “2010
WHO Growth Charts adapted for Canada” • A collaborative process involving Canadian Pediatric
Society (CPS), College of Family Physicians of Canada, Community Health Nurses of Canada, Dietitians of Canada
Anatomy of a Consulta'on
Reaction from clinicians was immediate
• Posi%on statement of the Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group (CPEG) on the WHO growth curves. Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group; 2011
• Use of growth charts. 2012 results. Canadian Pediatric Surveillance Program (Paediatr Child
Health, 2014)
• Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group extension to WHO growth charts: Why bother? Paediatr Child Health 2013, 18(6):295–297.
• Rodd C, Metzger D, Sharma A for the Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group. Extending World
Health Organiza%on weight-‐for-‐age reference curves to older children. BMC Pediatrics 2014 14:32
2010 WHO Growth Charts for Canada
No weight-for-age >age 10y, to promote BMI: • Charts are tools for both popula'on health
(obesity screening) and individual pa'ent care (longitudinal surveillance, simultaneous ht/wt)
• Assessment of medical conditions like IBD, CRF
• Even for population, BMI is not
sufficient; weight Z is an independent predictor of mortality
CPEG POSITION STATEMENT
Fewer cen'les in normal range • CDC 3, 10, 25, 50, 75, 90, 97 • WHO 3 15 50 85 97 • z = -‐2 -‐1 0 +1 +2
CDC cen'les for diagnosis of FTT, hypertension, FASD…
CPEG POSITION STATEMENT
Reaction from clinicians was immediate
• Posi%on statement of the Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group (CPEG) on the WHO growth curves. Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group; 2011
• Use of growth charts. 2012 results. Canadian Pediatric Surveillance Program (Paediatr Child
Health, 2014)
• Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group extension to WHO growth charts: Why bother? Paediatr Child Health 2013, 18(6):295–297
• Rodd C, Metzger D, Sharma A for the Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group. Extending World
Health Organiza%on weight-‐for-‐age reference curves to older children. BMC Pediatrics 2014 14:32
2010 WHO Growth Charts for Canada
Reaction from clinicians was immediate
• Posi%on statement of the Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group (CPEG) on the WHO growth curves. Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group; 2011.
• Use of growth charts. 2012 results. Canadian Pediatric Surveillance Program.
• Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group extension to WHO growth charts: Why the fuss? Paediatr Child Health 2013, 18(6):295–297
• Aoer much discussion with PHAC, Collabora've Group, WHO:
• WHO agrees to share core NCHS data for re-‐analysis of weight-‐for-‐age • In Dec 2012, CPEG releases 2012 CPEG growth charts
2010 WHO Growth Charts for Canada
2012 CPEG Growth Charts for Canada
Rodd C, Metzger D, Sharma A: Extending World Health Organization weight-for-age reference curves to older children. BMC Pediatrics 2014 14:32 Re-analysis of NCHS data, N = 22917 • Strict applications of WHO exclusions
and LMS methods to extend weight-for-age to ages 10-19y
• Increased granularity of centiles in the normal range (7 vs 5)
• Dropped centiles 0.1, 99.9%
HOW PRECISE ARE THE EXTREME CENTILES
• Ques'on: How precise are es'mates of 1:1000 cen'le based on only 673 ± 204 boys 646 ± 185 girls/yearly interval?
HOW PRECISE ARE THE EXTREME CENTILES
• Fibed smoothed cen'les to 1000 non-‐parametric bootstrap replicates; N = 11106 boys, 11193 girls • Es'mated bias and 95% CI (0.1, 3, 50, 97, 99.9%iles) at biannual intervals • Demonstrated sample size requirement of 60k of each gender
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BMI, weight, height: Bootstrap confidence intervals
• Feb 2014: PHAC re-‐convenes Growth Chart Collabora've Group, adding CPEG to permanent membership
• Sept 2014: PHAC released 2014 WHO Growth Charts for Canada, adding weight-‐
for-‐age 10-‐19y, de-‐emphasizing cen'les 0.1 and 99.9, and restoring 7 cen'les familiar to CDC chart users
• June 2014: CPEG receives CPS’s Noni MacDonald Award for clinical impact
Response to CPEG efforts:
• Canadian Paediatric Society (Growth and Nutri'on) • College of Family Physicians of Canada • Community Health Nurses of Canada • Dietitians of Canada • Canadian Pediatric Endocrine Group • Canadian Association of Pediatric Nephrologists • Public Health Agency of Canada • World Health Organization
A collaborative effort