STARSurgUK @ National Research Collaborative Meeting 2013
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This document outlines a multicenter study assessing the safety of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) as postoperative analgesics. The study aims to audit NSAID use in current British surgical practice and its effects on postoperative adverse events. Data will be collected on consecutive patients undergoing bowel resection over a 14-day period at multiple collaborating sites. The study aims to establish a student network for clinical audit and research. It discusses distinguishing audits from research and ensuring data quality.
STARSurgUK @ National Research Collaborative Meeting 2013
- 1. A multicentre assessment of NSAIDs as risk factors for post-operative adverse events Student Audit and Research in Surgery
- 2. Why?
- 3. Steering Committee • Mr Chetan Khatri • Mr Michael Kelly • Mr Stephen Chapman • Mr James Glasbey • Dr Dmitri Nepogodiev • Mr Edward Fitzgerald • Mr Aneel Bhangu
- 5. NSAIDS • Used regularly as post-operative analgesics as part of ERAS, WHO pain ladder. • Increasing evidence1,2 emerging that NSAIDs may have a detrimental effect on post-operative adverse events 1 Gotissen, BJS, 2012, 2Klein, BMJ, 2012
- 6. Aims • To audit the safety profile of post-operative NSAIDs in current British surgical practice • To form a student network with the capacity of undertaking clinical audit and research
- 7. Methods • Identification of consecutive patients undergoing bowel resection over 14 day period • Possible data collection from Tuesday 24th September Monday 21st October 2013 • +30 day follow-up period
- 9. Audit vs. Research • HRA Tool • NRES Committee • NREC Chair Approval
- 10. DATA QUALITY
- 11. Data Quality • Online e-module designed to teach Clavein-Dindo Classification • 279 completed the quiz
- 12. Data Quality Doctor compulsory member of every mini-team (one per team of three)
- 13. Results • 72 centres returned data • n=956 • Awaiting final data sets before analysis
- 14. Thank you