In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Kevin Weinfurt sits down with Dr. Sascha Dublin and Dr. Gaia Pocobelli to discuss their study that focused on perinatal outcomes associated with a major gestational diabetes screening. In their conversation, Drs. Dublin and Pocobelli explain the need for the study, what they discovered, other potential methods for how the study could have been conducted, and hopes for how their findings will inform change.

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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Lesley Curtis speaks with Dr. Gregory Simon and Dr. Susan Shortreed of the Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute. In their conversation, Drs. Curtis, Simon, and Shortreed discuss computable phenotypes and if results should change a trial’s pre-specified primary outcome. Drs. Simon and Shortreed explain how they used the Suicide Prevention Outreach Trial (SPOT) to explore this question, the process they followed, and the lessons learned.

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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Lesley Curtis speaks with Dr. Tom Carton, of the REACHnet Clinical Data Research Network, and Dr. Keith Marsolo, of the Duke School of Medicine, regarding data linkage within, beyond, and across The National Patient-Centered Clinical Research Network (PCORnet). In their conversation with Dr. Curtis, Drs. Carton and Marsolo discuss the data linkage problem their trying to solve, specific steps taken, their developed action plan, and the associated challenges.

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Want to hear more from Renee Mitchell, Terrie Reed, and Roseann White? View the full Grand Rounds presentation. For alerts about new episodes, subscribe free on iTunes or SoundCloud. Read the transcript.

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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Jeffrey Botkin and Dr. Consuelo Wilkins discuss returning individual research results to participants. In their conversation with Dr. Adrian Hernandez, Drs. Botkin and Wilkins emphasize the importance of returning results to participants, the present challenges, and hopes for the process in the next five years.

For more information, view the NASEM consensus report.

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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Steven Steinhubl discusses a digital and pragmatic clinical trial, mSToPS, that explores underdiagnosed atrial fibrillation in a large health plan population. In his conversation with Dr. Lesley Curtis, Dr. Steinhubl discusses what lessons were learned through the study, what he found most surprising, and the role that patient engagement played.

Read more about mStops in a recent JAMA article.

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Want to hear more from Dr. Steinhubl? View the full Grand Rounds presentation. Tune in for our next episode with Grand Rounds speakers Dr. Jeffrey Botkin and Dr. Consuelo Wilkins and their presentation “Returning Individual Research Results to Participants: Guidance for a New Research Paradigm” which will be posted the week of September 24.   For alerts about new episodes, subscribe free on iTunes or SoundCloud. Read the transcript.

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In this episode of the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Michelle Mello discusses a study she and Dr. Steven Goodman recently conducted to determine how clinical trial participants think about having their participant-level data widely shared. In her discussion with Dr. Lesley Curtis, Dr. Mello discusses study results, what she found most surprising, and how the study revealed takeaways for researchers and clinical trial sponsors.

Study results are published in “Clinical Trial Participants’ Views of the Risks and Benefits of Data Sharing” in the New England Journal of Medicine.

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Want to hear more from Dr. Mello? View the full Grand Rounds presentation. Tune in for our next episode with Grand Rounds speaker Dr. Steven Steinhubl and his presentation “A Digital Pragmatic Direct-to-Participant Clinical Trial for Identifying Underdiagnosed Atrial Fibrillation in a Large Health Plan Population” which will be posted the week of August 6.  For alerts about new episodes, subscribe free on iTunes or SoundCloud. Read the transcript.

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