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Screening Mammography Benchmarks – Modified Angoff: Screening Performance and Guidelines for Practice
Robert D Rosenberg and Patricia Carney for Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium
Overview - Performance Benchmarks
Mammography Audit and Practice Recommendations before the BCSC
BCSC Early Efforts - Methods
BCSC Screening Audit results
BCSC and the Modified Angoff Process
Mammography Audit - History in the US
Single Practice
Frankl 1983/Wolfe 1987 (3,000/Yr)
Spring-Kimbrel/Sickles 1987-1990 (6,000/Yr)
Community Practice
Sienko 1993 and Rosenberg 1996 (42,000/yr)
Multi-community Practice
Yankaskas 2005 (240,000/yr)
BiRads Committee & Audit - ~ 1991 to Present
Collaborative work – ACR, ACS, NIH
Specific Discrete Results!!!
Importance of the Audit!!
Specified Audit Measurements
Preliminary Definitions
Recommendations and Assessments
Screening and Diagnostic
BCSC and the Audit
Methods: Standardized
Operational Definitions
• Computerized methods
Applicable across practices
• Assessment vs. Recommendation
Extended Types of Practices with Audits
From Selected Individual Practices to Regionally selected Practices
BCSC and the Audit II
Creation of Methods/Definitions for Research that are also Clinically Applicable
Consultation with ACR and Members of BiRads Committee
Consultation with Community Radiologists
Extensive Validation of Methods
How to ask Questions, and specific answers
Screening Benchmarks Distribution of Performance by Radiologists
2,500,000 Screening Studies
> 300 Radiologists
Audit Measures:
Recall Rate, PPV 1,2,3, Sensitivity, Specificity, Cancer detection rate, Cancer Size and Stage
Radiology: Volume 241: Number 1—October 2006Radiology: Volume 241: Number 1—October 2006
Cancer Detection RateCancer Detection RateSpecificitySpecificity
SensitivitySensitivityPPV of Biopsy RecPPV of Biopsy Rec
Great Job Dad–
Now What?
We’ve Created performance measures for the Community, what do we do with them?
What should they be/could they be?
Existing Guidelines: Expert Opinion
1994 - AHCPR Clinical Practice Guideline #13: “Desirable Goals Achieved by Highly Skilled Experts”
i.e. - Expert Radiologists at Dedicated Facilities
Three Goals for Mammography Defined
High Sensitivity
Reasonable Rates of Recall and PPV2
Cancers detected are small and Localized
Modified - Angoff Meeting
Meeting funded and assisted by American Cancer Society
Moderated and Organized by Patricia Carney
Assemble group of 10 “Expert” mammographers
Mix of academic and private practice radiologists
Mix of regions of the country
Angoff Method
Process Approach for Setting Cut-Point Criteria for Low Performers
Developed in the 1970s and applied in International and National Medical Student Assessment for USMLE-CPX
Purpose is to Increase “Accountability” for Meeting a Standard of Proficiency.
Most Commonly Used Method to Set Educational Performance Standards Today
Modified - Angoff Process
• Question to Expert Panel: Beyond what range of performance would you recommend consideration for additional training?
• Anonymous answers given and displayed
• Experts view responses, discuss, repeat goals
• Experts then given actual performance ranges in clinical practice - and repeat the process
• Repeat for each performance measurement
AHCPR Expert performance 1994 vs. Angoff ~ Minimally acceptable expectations
Parameter AHCPR Angoff Meeting
Recall rate ≤ 10% 5 to 12%
PPV1 5-10% 3-8%
PPV2 25-40% 20-40%
Cancer Detection 2-10/1000 > 2.5/1000
Sensitivity > 75%
Specificity >88% - 95%
Radiology: Volume 255: Number 2—May 2010Radiology: Volume 255: Number 2—May 2010
Angoff - Implications for Care
The selected cut - points could recommend 18% to 49% of physicians for remediation for one or more measures.
If all physicians fell within the boundaries, there would be 14 more cancers/100,000 women screened and 880 fewer false positive studies.
Summary
It is a complex process to create valid benchmarks for community Radiology
These Benchmarks inform experts on realistic recommendations for community performance