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1 Initial Results from the LIMPRINT study All Ireland Conference November 15 th 2017 Professor Christine Moffatt CBE (on behalf of ILF) University of Nottingham ILF Chair
2 Outline of presentation : The development of the LIMPRINT methodology Initial analysis of data from The current combined dataset Community nursing services in the UK Acute hospital prevalence studies in Europe, Scandinavia and Australia Specialist chronic oedema services
3 The Humanitarian Story of LIMPRINT
4 Lack of international data Lack of information to establish the size and impact of chronic oedema on health services Different methodologies used Focus on specific patient groups rather than all patients with chronic oedema Opportunity for international collaboration Urgent need to show the public health burden
5 LIMPRINT STUDY ( ) Lymphoedema Impact and Prevalence International Lymphoedema Framework
6 Primary Aim To develop and validate an international prevalence methodology with an electronic system to assess the number of patients with chronic oedema and wounds its impact on individuals and health services
7 Secondary Aims To define the prevalence of chronic oedema in different health care settings To describe the profile of patients within specialist chronic oedema services To identify the quality of life impact on patients To identify the risk factor profile
8 LIMPRINT : Strategic Plan International requirement for epidemiology International partnership with key academic/clinical partners Development of research methods and data collection tools (ecrf) Validation of methods ( inter-rater reliability studies) Undertaken in Japan through validation of pitting test Development of quality mechanisms Implementation of studies in each country Analysis and publication programme Policy strategy for each country
9 Definition of chronic oedema Chronic oedema present for > 3months affecting any site of the body irrespective of the underlying aetiology or concurrent comorbidities (Moffatt et al 2003 QJM)
10 The Core Tool
11 Undertaking the clinical assessment Procedure undertaken using an agreed format and procedure (including the pitting test) Chronic oedema (CO) assessed and recorded using a body map Classification of type of chronic oedema completed by specialist lymphologist assigned to the team Staging of chronic oedema (ISL staging) and circumference measurements completed Types of wounds and treatments recorded Mobility status and co-morbidities clarified with staff and medical notes
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13 Module tools: Data collection Module tools These tools assess the impact on the patient. There are five module tools: Demographics and disability (including WHODAS short form) Quality of life (EQ5D. LYMQOL ) Details of swelling (Limb volume and ISL staging) Wounds (types of wound, site and treatment) Cancer (types of cancer and treatments)
14 Quality management procedures International Steering Group (including statisticians/ health economists/ patients and a data management group) Project manager for all studies Centralised project management systems Quality mechanisms for data collection in all settings International Protocol for use in all countries Robust electronic data system to prevent errors in data entry
15 Participation: N= 14,000 + Australia Canada Denmark France Ireland Italy Japan Turkey UK 40 sites
16 Highlights of Initial Analysis
17 Current Study Population (N=13, 909) Acute hospital In-patient 13% Country N Australia 222 Canada 44 Denmark 900 Ireland 152 Italy 1622 Japan France 1,311 Turkey 951 UK 7,707 Specialist Chronic Oedema Services [PERCENTAGE] Other 3% Acute hospital Out-patient 8% Community nursing services 13%
18 Initial analysis (n=11,856) 28.95% Female <5 5 to to to to to % 85 13% plus 66% Male 21% Lymphoedema only Lymphoedema& Wound None
19 Patients with Chronic Oedema (n= 9,391) <5 5 to to to to to plus Co - morbidities N % Diabetes Mellitus % Heart Failure / Ischaemic heart disease % Neurological disorder 703 8% Peripheral arterial disease 286 3% None of these %
20 Infection % Patients with Chronic Oedema (n=9,391) N % Primary lymphoedema % Secondary lymphoedema % Undefined 74 1% Lymphoedema only % Lymphoedema & Wound % Morbidly obese % Obese % Normal weight % Under weight 189 2% Cellulitis % Midline 10% Upper Limb 19% Other 13% Lower Limb 58%
21 Determinants of HRQoL (EQ5D) n Mean SD p Female ,6 20, Male ,5 22,1 Lymphoedema only ,3 20,1 Lymphoedema & wound 76 53,9 23,0 Morbidly obese 60 52,7 20,2 Obese ,2 20,1 Normal weight ,6 20,2 Under weight 25 56,3 22,1 No cellulitis ,9 20,3 Cellulitis ,2 20,4 <.001 <.001 <.001
22 UK Community Nursing Prevalence Studies
23 Methodology Aim to identify the prevalence of chronic oedema and wounds and to define the risk factors for patients treated within community nursing services in three cities in the UK Leicester city community nursing service Nottingham West community nursing service Nottingham City community nursing services
24 Patient screening and inclusion Patients available for screening N= 2636 Number excluded Cases identified Reasons for exclusion N=95 Death N= 2 Dementia N=76 Unwilling N= 9 Admission to Hospital N= 8 Leicester N=768 With CO Recruited 2541 Nott West N=124 With CO Nott City N=548 With CO
25 Community Nursing Prevalence and Risk Factors Nott City Nott West Leicest er City N % % % % Clinical service (p=0.024) Age (p=<0.001) Ethnicity (p=<0.001) Obesity (p=<0.001) Heart failure/ CHD (p=<0.001) Wound (p=<0.001) 70% have a concurrent wound
26 Conclusion for Community Nursing Over 50% of patients have chronic oedema in community nursing services in the UK Complex heterogeneous population affected First robust prospective evaluation in nursing Concurrent leg ulceration is common (OR 4.3) Cellulitis is an underestimated problem Many patients have not received a diagnosis or treatment
27 Acute Hospital Prevalence Studies
28 Point prevalence Facility code Facility label Chronic oedema patients Database patients Database Prevalence Number of beds Crude Prevalence 19 Montpellier ,6% ,7% 30 Canberra AU ,4% ,4% 41 Ireland ,5% 76 10,5% 15 QMC - UK ,8% ,4% 14 City hospital - UK ,1% ,6% 11 DK - Bispebjerg H ,1% 12 DK - Frederiksberg H ,1% Total ,7% ,9%
29 Conclusions of acute hospital prevalence in western populations A total of 1661 patients were included Chronic oedema is frequent in acute hospitals in western populations Predominantly affects the lower limbs Strongly associated with wounds Obesity and cellulitis are common
30 International profile of specialist services
31 Patients available N=7500 UK 5660 France 585 Italy 770 Turkey 476 Denmark 9
32 Patients in Specialist Services: Total group (N=7500) Percent Of patients Causes of Chronic Oedema
33 Early messages from LIMPRINT (1) Over 25% of acute hospitalized patients suffer with chronic oedema in western populations compared to a low prevalence in Japan. Primary lymphedema affects 15% of patients in general health care settings and specialist services Cancer related chronic oedema affects only 35% of patients with secondary chronic oedema
34 Early messages from LIMPRINT (2) Early risk factors associated with reduced quality of life : being male; concurrent cellulitis; presence of a wound; morbid obesity High prevalence > 51% in community nursing patients in the UK ( never defined before) Concurrent wounds present in 70% of community nursing patients Cellulitis occurs in 34% of total chronic oedema population
35 JOIN US FOR THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL LYMPHOEDEMA FRAMEWORK CONFERENCE 6-9 June 2018 Rotterdam, The Netherlands Venue: SS Rotterdam For more information, please visit the conference website:
36 PROGRAMME TOPICS: Lymphology Oncology Lipoedema REHAB Self-management Positive health Pediatric and primary lyphoedema Chronic care Outcome measures National guidelines
37 Congratulations to Ireland for their enormous contribution to LIMPRINT and the work of ILF Greetings from: International Lymphoedema Framework (ILF)
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