T1D Monitoring Project meeting minutes 12/8/23
T1D Screening and Monitoring Project meeting 12/8/23 2:00 PM ET
Participants: Dr. Carla Demeterco-Berggren; Dr. Laura Jacobsen; Dr. Osagie Ebekozien; Nicole Rioles; Ann Mungmode; Emma Ospelt, Dr. Anastasia Albanese-O’Neill, Michael Meyer, Dr. Raquel Lopez-Diez, Kelly Alladina
Agenda:
Time | Item | Lead(s) |
2:00-2:05 (5’) | Welcome and Introductions | Dr. Osagie Ebekozien; All |
2:05-2:25 (20’) | JDRF Consensus Guidelines overview | Dr. Anastasia Albanese-O’Neill |
2:25-2:40 (15’) | Smartsheet review
· Metric reporting · Jan 2024 and beyond |
Emma Ospelt |
2:40-2:55 (15’) | Fishbone diagram
· Purpose of Fishbone diagram · Initiate group Fishbone diagram |
Ann Mungmode; All |
2:55-3:00 (5’) | Wrap up and next meeting | Ann Mungmode |
Minutes:
Welcome and Introductions
- Welcome to JDRF staff!
- Ann and Emma are happy to meet with Kelly and Dr. Lopez-Diez to share more about the T1D Exchange and this monitoring project with JDRF
JDRF Consensus Monitoring Guidance overview
- Four workgroups met to create Guidance
- Pediatric, Adult, Psychology, Education
- Will be shared at ATTD as a panel
- What do we call screening to people at risk?
- Suggestions about language
- Screening is NOT the same as diagnosis
- Mostly, will get good news
- Split into recommendations for more than one and single autoantibody detected
- May be helpful to share in areas where consensus does not exist
- How to monitor
- How to monitor with CGM
- When to start insulin
- What to monitor with (i.e., OGTT, etc.)
- Suggestions around who should be involved in monitoring
- e., engaging primary care; when to hand off when T1D progresses
- Earlier versions of the Guidance had flowcharts which could be very helpful
- These would be very useful for centers who may need a rationale for doing this work
- Use Guidance as a tool for advocacy for spreading across centers
- People are hesitant to start unless they have all of the pieces lined up (screening, monitoring, interventions, etc.)
- Rady team, for example, is starting with a pilot
- Leveraging many moving parts within the organization
- JDRF recommends focusing on monitoring
- There are helpful figure and tables in the Guidance
- What are centers planning to do for adults?
- Rady will refer patients 18+ to adult center
- UF will keep 18+ patients for now
- We are equally interested in the things that don’t go well as the things that do!
- Albanese-O’Neill will share JDRF resources
- Pre-screen
- Post-screen
- How to order
- Perhaps on a future call, we can also invite other centers involved with JDRF who have monitoring workflows, etc. and host a broader learning community
Smartsheet review
- Do we want to track individuals that screen for single vs. multiple autoantibodies?
- We have data for newly diagnosed patients on the back end already
- We combined Stage 3/new onset for simplicity in reporting
- A1c between 5.7% and 6.4% for dysglycemia
- Written this way originally to see if patients are having A1c that is still dysglycemia but below 7%
- Make clear this is a subcategory of Stage 3 (at diagnosis)
- Clarify that measures are regarding patients seen that month
- Do we want to separate that we offered screening vs. screening completed?
- Difficult to see if offered and declined or negative
- Do want to track confirmatory tests for other testing
- Number of individuals eligible for monitoring
- Which treatment track did they select?
- Research
- Monitoring
- Tzield
- DKA at diagnosis
- Which treatment track did they select?
Fishbone diagram
- Not covered today – we will work on next time
Wrap up and next meeting
- Next steps
- Albanese-O’Neill to share updated version of Guidance on Monday and JDRF resources
- T1D team to update Smartsheet and share out
- Next call will be scheduled with a focus on Fishbone diagram completion
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