2010 JOINT COLLOQUIUM OF THE COCHRANE & CAMPBELL COLLABORATIONS BRINGING
EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION-MAKING TO NEW HEIGHTS
18-22 October 2010
KEYSTO N E, CO LO RAD O, USA
WWW.COCHRANE.ORG WWW.CAMPBELLCOLLABORATION.ORG
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2 Poster Session II & Coffee Break
Poster Session I & Coffee Break Oral Sessions & Workshops Lunch
Workshops Poster Session I & Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Newcomer’s Session & Meetings
Lunch
Opening Session
Meet the Entities Coffee Break
Meetings
Welcome Reception & Dinner
10:30
11:15
12:45
13:45
15:45
16:30
18:30
Jerry Lee Lecture & Reception
Plenary Session II
Plenary Session I
Meetings
9:00
Free Evening
Meetings
Poster Session II & Coffee Break
Workshops
Lunch
Oral Sessions & Workshops
Meetings
Meetings
Meetings
7:30
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
20-Oct-10
MONDAY
19-Oct-10
TIME
18-Oct-10
Farewell Dinner/Barn Dance
Free Afternoon & Meetings
Workshops
Poster Session III & Coffee Break
Plenary Session III
Meetings
THURSDAY
21-Oct-10
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
Closing Session
Coffee Break
Workshops
Lunch
Oral Sessions & Workshops
Poster Session III & Coffee Break
Plenary Session IV
Meetings
FRIDAY
22-Oct-10
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“howdy y’all”
Put on your hat and saddle up as we ride into Keystone for the 10th roundup of the Campbell Collaboration and the 18th roundup of the Cochrane Collaboration — the first Joint Colloquium of these two fine parties. Now “Colloquium,” for those of you who might not know, is a highfalutin’ word for “big meeting,” with lots of talk and arguing about how to make the world right. Feel free to speak your mind on the importance of the best meta-analytical methodology for unbiased health and social care data summarization, but if it must come to fists — and we all know it does sometimes — please remember to take your brawling outside. The cost of broken barstools used to persuade your colleagues will be added to your tab.
Speaking of tabs, we are especially grateful to our posse. We extend a big “Thanks, partner!” to all of the sponsors, organizers, facilitators, presenters, chairs and committee members that made this gathering possible. We also offer a shout-out to the local sheriff for keeping the order. Lastly, don’t spend all of your energy fussing and fighting ‘cuz we’re planning one heck of a shindig Thursday night at the barn, and we hope you’ll like the chuck. So make sure you take a bath and comb your hair. And wear lots of clothes ‘cuz it might get cold even if it ain’t snowing yet. And remember to smile pretty for the photographer — it’ll let the folks back home know you had a real good time in Colorado.
Bob Dellavalle MD, PhD, MSPH Cochrane Local Organizer
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Carolyn DiGuiseppi MD, PhD, MPH Campbell Local Organizer 3
Contents 6 !CKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...................................................... 8 #OLLOQUIUM 6ENUE ......................................................... 9 &LOOR 0LANS .................................................................... 10 'ENERAL )NFORMATION ................................................... 14 0RE AND 0OST #OLLOQUIUM %VENTS ............................ 17 0RIZES AND !WARDS ....................................................... 18 3OCIAL 0ROGRAMME ...................................................... 27 &REE %VENINGS ............................................................. 28 ,OCAL !TTRACTIONS 6ISITOR )NFORMATION ..................... 30 3PEAKERS AND #HAIRS ................................................. 35 $AILY 0ROGRAMME ........................................................57 3 -ONDAY /CTOBER .........................................57 3 4UESDAY /CTOBER ....................................... 63 3 7EDNESDAY /CTOBER ................................. 73 3 4HURSDAY /CTOBER...................................... 83 3 &RIDAY /CTOBER ........................................... 89 %XHIBITORS 3PONSORS ............................................... 97 #OLLOQUIUM #OMMITTEES ..............................................
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Colloquium Committees
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Local Organizer Robert Dellavalle, USA Local Organizing Team Carolyn DiGuiseppi, USA Jodi Duke, USA Vicky Koehler, USA L. Kendall Krause, USA Paula Marchionda, USA Jen McIntyre, USA ABSTRACT COMMITTEE Chairs Lisa Bero (Cochrane), USA Paul Montgomery (Campbell), UK Committee Members Joseph Beyene (Cochrane), Canada Arild Bjørndal (Campbell), Norway Kate Cahill (Cochrane), UK Miranda Cumpston (Cochrane), Australia Jane Dennis (Cochrane), UK Jenny Doust (Cochrane), Australia Davina Ghersi (WHO), Australia Gill Gyte (Cochrane), UK David Haas (Cochrane), USA Peter Herbison (Cochrane), New Zealand Gail Higgins (Cochrane), Australia Julian Higgins (Cochrane), UK Asbjørn Hróbjartsson (Cochrane), Denmark Nai Ming Lai (Cochrane), Australia Mariska Leeflang (Cochrane), Netherlands Andreas Lundh (Cochrane), Denmark Petra Macaskill (Cochrane), Australia Jacque Mallender, UK Chris Mavergames (Cochrane), Germany Evan Mayo, Wilson (Campbell), UK Eamonn Noonan (Campbell), Norway Jane Noyes, UK 6
Donna Odierna (Cochrane), USA Don Operario (Cochrane), USA Craig Ramsay (Cochrane), UK Marta Roque (Cochrane), Spain Kathy Sabadosa (Cochrane), USA Georgia Salanti (Cochrane), Greece Margaret Sampson (Cochrane), Canada Miny Samuel (Cochrane), Singapore Nancy Santesso (Cochrane), Canada Ian Shemilt (Cochrane), UK Aron Shlonsky (Campbell), Canada Nynke Smidt (Cochrane), Netherlands Antje Timmer (Cochrane), Germany Jeff Valentine (Campbell), USA Gunn Vist (Cochrane), Norway Phil Wiffen (Cochrane), UK Paula Williamson (Cochrane), UK Jo Yaffe (Campbell), USA AWARDS COMMITTEE Chairs Terri Pigott (Campbell), USA Peter Tugwell (Campbell), Canada Aron Shonsky (Campbell), Canada Jini Hetherington (Cochrane), UK SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Chairs Kay Dickersin (Cochrane), USA Hannah Rothstein (Campbell), USA Committee Members Hilda Bastian, Germany Lorne Becker (Cochrane), USA Lisa Bero (Cochrane), USA Michael Borenstein (Cochrane Methods), USA An-Wen Chan (Cochrane Methods/EQUATOR), Canada Rachel Churchill (Cochrane), UK Luis Gabriel Cuervo (WHO/PAHO), USA
Colloquium Committees
Cindy Farquhar (Cochrane), New Zealand Michael Feuer, USA Mark Gibson, USA Steve Goodman, USA Jessica Gurevitch, USA Mark Helfand, USA Gail Kennedy (Cochrane), USA Merete Konnerup (Campbell), Denmark Barry Kramer, USA Julia Kreis, Germany/USA Ilkka Kunnamo, Finland Julia Littell (Campbell), USA Cynthia Mulrow (Cochrane), USA Daniel Nagin (Campbell), USA Chad Nye (Campbell), USA Mark Petticrew (Campbell), UK Milo Puhan, USA Rich Rosenfeld (Cochrane), USA Aron Shlonsky (Campbell), Canada Chris Schmid (Cochrane), USA Nandi Siegfried (Cochrane), South Africa Karla Soares (Cochrane), Israel Roger Soll (Cochrane), USA Prathap Tharyan (Cochrane), India David Tovey (Cochrane), UK Janet Wale (Cochrane), Australia Barbara Warren (Cochrane CCNet), USA Liz Waters (Cochrane), Australia
WORKSHOP COMMITTEE Chairs Terri Pigott (Campbell), USA Karen Robinson (Cochrane), USA Committee Members Miranda Cumpston (Cochrane), Australia Gail Higgins (Cochrane), Australia Julian Higgins (Cochrane), UK Marta Roque (Cochrane), Spain Kathy Sabadosa (Cochrane), USA Susan Norris (Cochrane), USA Jeff Valentine (Campbell), USA Aron Shlonsky (Campbell), Canada Ryan Williams (Campbell), USA PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS, ACE MANAGEMENT Dorothy Shadrick Danette Garlock Martha Baeza KEYSTONE RESORT Heather Ulrich Tim Stachelski
STIPEND COMMITTEE Chairs Consumers Maryann Napoli (Cochrane), USA\ Caroline Rouse (Cochrane), UK Developing Countries Luis Gabriel Cuervo (Cochrane), USA Caroline Rouse (Cochrane), UK
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Acknowledgements This Joint Colloquium would not have been possible without our dedicated international team. We would like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who has provided tremendous support leading up to this Colloquium.
Please help us recognize these fine folks!
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Eamonn Noonan, Nick Royle and the Campbell and Cochrane Collaborations, for their invaluable leadership and vision.
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For those who made the bid for this Colloquium possible: David Norris, Richard Krugman, Kim Huber, Kay Dickersin, Judy Baxter, and Jen McIntyre.
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Our conference organizers, Dorothy Shadrick and Dannette Garlock at ACE Management.
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All of the Department of Dermatology administrative staff (Carlos Fernandez, Gary Wylie, Jennifer McMahon and Pat Somerset) for handling the reams of paperwork.
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Luis Gabriel Cuervo and PAHO for providing our telecommunication tool, Elluminate.
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Jini Hetherington, Caroline Rouse, and Julianne Ried from the Cochrane Collaboration for their handling of sponsored registrations.
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Paula Marchionda & Kendall Krause for their long nights and weekends and relentless drive for perfection.
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Laura Simmonds at Wiley Blackwell for her tireless work on the abstract book (Congratulations, Laura!).
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Maryann Napoli for ensuring consumer representation and participation via Consumer Stipends.
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Jini Hetherington from the Cochrane Collaboration for her help, support, and unequaled knowledge base of Cochrane inner workings.
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Luis Gabriel Cuervo and Caroline Rouse for supporting our colleagues with Developing Country Stipends.
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The Scientific, Abstract, and Workshop Committees for putting together an unparalleled program, especially Hannah Rothstein, Kay Dickersin, Lisa Bero, Paul Montgomery, Terri Pigott, and Karen Robinson.
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The creativity and support of Jill Conley at Collage Creative.
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Vicky Koehler & Jodi Duke for helping out in the home stretch.
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The great Keystone team of Heather Ulrich and Tim Stachelski.
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Roberta Scherer, Jay Rubin, and Janie Gordon at the US Cochrane Center.
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Carolyn Wieber at the University of Colorado Continuing Medical Education office, for her assistance with registration and CME.
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Our plenary speakers
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AHRQ, University of Colorado Denver, University of Colorado School of Medicine, University Physicians Inc., The Jerry Lee Foundation, Wiley Blackwell, JAMAevidence and all of our sponsors.
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Past and future Colloquium organizers‌. Especially Steve McDonald and Juliane Reed for being so generous with their experience from the 17th Cochrane Colloquium in Singapore.
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To all of you for Bringing Evidence-Based Decision Making to New Heights!
With our greatest appreciation, The Local Organizing Committee
Generaland Prizes Information Awards (EALTH !GENDA OF THE !MERICAS 0RIZE 0!(/ 7(/ )##.
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO/ WHO) supports and promotes the development and use of research to improve the life and wellbeing of the people of the Americas, as reflected in its policy on research for health (www.paho.org/researchportal). PAHO/WHO and the Cochrane Collaboration share synergic values and goals. PAHO/WHO wants to inspire Cochrane reviewers to address key public health and health systems research questions through the development of systematic reviews that provide helpful conclusions, have robust methods, and address topics deemed as a priority to the governments of the Americas. PAHO/ WHO has therefore decided to sponsor, in collaboration with the Ibero-American Cochrane Centre and Network and the graceful contribution of the Spanish Agency of International Cooperation for Development (AECID), a prize to recognize systematic reviews and protocols relevant to the Health Agenda for the Americas 2008-2017, signed by the national health authorities of the Americas in 2007. This prize is the result of a memorandum of understanding between PAHO/ WHO and the IberoAmerican Cochrane Centre. The selection committee was comprised of four senior PAHO/WHO delegates with diverse backgrounds that declared having no conflicts of interest. They screened systematic review and protocol titles as registered with the Ibero-American Cochrane Centre and Network and published in The Cochrane Library Issue 3 of 2009. Then, a selection panel scored the screened the reviews and protocols
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by: relevance to the Health Agenda of the Americas 2008-2017, methodological quality, potential impact on public health, applicability, and equity considerations. All authors of the winning and finalist publications will be acknowledged with a certificate. An author of the winning Cochrane Review will be invited to the 2011 Cochrane Colloquium in Madrid. Congratulations to all awardees of this prize. Based on the scores and deliberations a decision was made to award recognitions as follows:
Cochrane Review: Interventions for American cutaneous and mucocutaneous leishmaniasis, by UrbĂ GonzĂĄlez, Mariona Pinart, MĂłnica Rengifo-Pardo, Antonio Macaya, Jorge Alvar, John A Tweed.
Cochrane Review Protocols: Supplementary feeding with nutritional education for caregivers for promoting growth and development in young children in developing countries, by Drs. Yanina Sguassero, Dave Booker, Jane A Dennis, Alicia Orellano and Edgardo Abalos. Interventions for controlling emigration of health professionals from low and middle-income countries, by Drs. Blanca PeĂąaloza, Gabriel Rada, TomĂĄs Pantoja, Gabriel BastĂas and Cristian Herrera. Note: PAHO/WHO Staff and first-degree relatives will not be eligible to receive the prize; they can receive the certificate and mention.
Exhibitors & Sponsors Sponsors We would like to thank our host and sponsors for making the Joint Colloquium possible!
University Physicians, Inc.
Hosted by: University of Colorado Denver
Department of Veteran’s Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Care System
This Colloquium was funded under grant numbers 1R13HSo19063 and R13HS016868 from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Wiley Blackwell University of Colorado School of Medicine
JAMAevidence & McGraw Hill The Jerry Lee Foundation
Kaiser Permanente Colorado Injury Control Research Center Pan American Health Organization We would also like to thank Rocky Mountain Sunscreen and LĂ„RABAR for their contributions to the welcome bags!
U n i v e r s i t y P h y s i c i a n s, I n c .
All sponsorship and support is in accordance with the Cochrane Colloquium Sponsorship Policy. The sponsors have not been involved in the planning and organization of the Colloquium.
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