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1  RWE  perspec*ves    Budapest  2016   March  2016  

RWE  Perspec,ves  

“…to  use  pa*ent-­‐centric  data  to  derive  real-­‐life  insights  into  value  of  medicines  for  individual  pa*ents.”  

Rients  van  Wijngaarden  

March  2016  

Budapest  2016  

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Outline  

•  What  is  PHARMO  •  Oral  contracep*ves,  a  case  study  •  Challenges  in  leveraging  EHR  data  

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What  is  PHARMO  

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What  is  PHARMO  In-­‐house  Regional  core  databases:  

•  Out-­‐pa*ent  pharmacy  •  In-­‐pa*ent  pharmacy  •  General  Prac**oner  •  Clinical  laboratory  

Na*onal  databases:  •  Hospitaliza*on  •  Death  registry  

   Linked  databases  (predefined  governance)  

•  Na*onal  perinatal  registry  •  Na*onal  pathology  registry  •  Na*onal  cancer  registra*on  

 Incidental  linked  registries,  such  as  

•  Vaccina*on  registry  •  Genera*on  R  •  …  

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What  is  PHARMO  In-­‐house  Regional  core  databases:  

•  Out-­‐pa*ent  pharmacy  •  In-­‐pa*ent  pharmacy  •  General  Prac**oner  •  Clinical  laboratory  

Na*onal  databases:  •  Hospitaliza*on  •  Death  registry  

   Linked  databases  (predefined  governance)  

•  Na*onal  perinatal  registry  •  Na*onal  pathology  registry  •  Na*onal  cancer  registra*on  

 Incidental  linked  registries,  such  as  

•  Vaccina*on  registry  •  Genera*on  R  •  …  

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Research  area’s  

•  Pharmacoepidemiology  •  Drug  U*liza*on  studies  •  Basic  Epidemiology  •  Post  Authorisa*on  Safety  Studies  (PASS)  •  Post  Authorisa*on  Outcomes  Studies  (PAOS)  

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Oral  contracep,ves,  a  case  study  

•  OC’s  are  widely  used;  exposure  is  huge  •  Side  effects  have  been  associated  with  OC  use:  

•  Deep  vein  thrombosis  •  Pulmonary  embolism  •  etc.  

•  However  the  risks  are  rela*vely  small:  •  Hard  to  detect  with  RCT’s  •  Large  datasets  from  daily  prac*ce  needed  

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Oral  contracep,ves,  a  case  study  

•  Perform  a  mul*-­‐database  study  •  4  databases  selected:  

•  IPCI  and  PHARMO  in  the  Netherlands  •  THIN  in  the  UK  •  HSD  in  Italy  

•  Results  published:  Bezemer  ID,  Verhamme  KM,  Gini  R,  Mosseveld  M,  Rijnbeek  PR,  Trifiro  G,  et  al.  Use  of  oral  contracep*ves  in  three  European  countries:  a  popula*on-­‐based  mul*-­‐database  study.  The  European  journal  of  contracep6on  &  reproduc6ve  health  care.  2015:1-­‐7.  

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Oral  contracep,ves,  a  case  study  

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Oral  contracep,ves,  a  case  study  

•  Where  do  these  differences  come  from?  •  Prescrip*on  vs  dispensing  (ie.  resupply  strategy)  •  Prescribed  by  specialists  

•  Why  only  4  databases?  •  Oral  contracep*ves  are  only  partly  reimbursed  •  Therefore  not  captured  in  many  databases  

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Challenges  in  leveraging  EHR  data  •  Even  if:  

•  Mapped  to  a  Common  Data  Model  •  Seman*c  interoperability  •  Results  are  meaningless  without  context  

•  We  have  to  deal  with  constraints  • What  is  captured?  •  How/why  is  it  captured?  • What  is  not  captured?  

•  Constraints  can  change  over  *me  •  There  is  no  ‘one  size  fits  all’  

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Challenges  in  leveraging  EHR  data  

•  What  is  needed?  •  Feasability  assesment  

–  Is  the  event/drug  of  interest  properly  captured?  –  Is  there  a  ‘gold  standard’  available?  

•  Expert  knowledge  –  A  solid  understanding  of  what  is  captured,  why  and  by  whom  

•  Collabora*on    –  Get  a  feeling  for  what  is  missing