Urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse in women: management Guideline Committee meeting 1

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Urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse in women: management Guideline Committee meeting 1 Date: 14/03/2017 and 15/03/2017 Location: RCOG, London Minutes: Confirmed Committee members present on 14/3/2017: Fergus Macbeth (Chair) (Present for notes 1 7) Rohna Kearney (Topic advisor) (Present for notes 1 7) Karen Ward (Topic advisor) (Present for notes 1 7) Suzanne Biers (Present for notes 1 7) Jacqueline Emkes (Present for notes 1 7) Polly Harris (Present for notes 1 7) Doreen McClurg (Present for notes 1 7) Vikky Morris (Present for notes 1 7) Carmel Ramage (Present for notes 1 7) Lucy Ryan (Present for notes 1 7) James Stephenson (Present for notes 1 7) Kate Welford (Present for notes 1 7) In attendance: Andrew Harding NICE Guideline (Present for notes 1 7) Commissioning Manager Katie Perryman Ford NICE Guideline (Present for notes 1 7) Commissioning Manager Lisa Boardman NGA Guideline Lead (Present for notes 1 7) Shona Burman-Roy Amy Burt Elise Hasler NGA Senior Systematic Reviewer NGA Assistant Systematic Reviewer NGA Information Scientist (Present for notes 3 7) (Present for notes 1 7) (Present for notes 1 7) Page 1 of 8

Sally Humphreys NGA Project Manager (Present for notes 1 7) Charlotte Mahoney NGA Clinical Fellow (Present for notes 1 7) Eric Slade NGA Health Economist (Present for notes 1 7) Apologies: Anthony Dixon Catherine Heffernan Julian Spinks Melanie Davies Gemma Marceniuk Co-opted Committee member Committee member Committee member NGA Clinical Adviser NGA Systematic Reviewer 1. Welcome and objectives for the meeting The Chair welcomed the Committee members and attendees to the first meeting on urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse in women: management. The Committee members and attendees introduced themselves. The Chair informed the Committee that apologies had been received. These are noted above. The Chair outlined the objectives of the meeting, which included: committee induction, considering the questions in the guideline scope and preparing review question protocols. 2. Introductions The committee and other attendees introduced themselves in turn. 3. Confirmation of matter under discussion, and declarations of interest The Chair confirmed that, for the purpose of managing conflicts of interest, the matter under discussion was urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse in women: management. The Chair asked everyone to verbally declare any interests that have arisen since appointment or that were to the topics being considered at this meeting. Name Job title, organisation Declarations of Interest, date declared Type of interest Decision taken Polly Harris Clinical Lead/Specialist Nurse, Bladder & Association for Continence Page 2 of 8

Bowel Service, Accrington Advice (ACA) Member, reviewing RCN Continence Care guidelines within the North West ACA Forum. Polly Harris Clinical Lead/Specialist Nurse, Bladder & Bowel Service, Accrington Provided comment on a national recommendation document (publication pending) as a member of the ACA. Rohna Kearney Urogynaecologist, Mary s Hospital, Foundation Trust VUE study coinvestigatory (vault or uterine prolapse study evaluation) Non-personal financial Rohna Kearney Urogynaecologist, Mary s Hospital, Foundation Trust Co-applicant trial of selfmanagement of pessary in prolapse. To be submitted to NIHR HTA March 2017. Non-personal financial Rohna Kearney Urogynaecologist, Mary s Hospital, Foundation Trust Member of steering committee of James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership for pessary and prolapse. Rohna Kearney Urogynaecologist, Mary s Hospital, Clinical Lead RCOG Women s Network non Page 3 of 8

Foundation Trust Karen Ward Gynaecologist, Mary's Hospital, University Hospital NHS Trust Vice Chair BSUG training subcommittee from February 2017 Karen Ward Gynaecologist, Mary's Hospital, University Hospital NHS Trust Grant holder: FUTURE study (previously coapplicant) from Nov 2016 Randomised controlled trial, to evaluate the clinical and cost effectiveness of invasive Urodynamics over and above comprehensive clinical (noninvasive) assessment. NIHR funded Non-personal financial Karen Ward Gynaecologist, Mary's Hospital, University Hospital NHS Trust Independent Member of study steering committee: HS&DR Project 14/70/162 from November 2016 Surgical care for female urinary incontinence in England Kate Welford Urogynaecology Clinical Nurse Specialist, UCLH NHS Foundation Trust Organising and speaking on GP study day on pessary management of POP. Sponsored Non-personal financial Page 4 of 8

by Bioleque Pessary Company who are paying for room hire and refreshments. Not being paid for speaking. The Chair and a senior member of the Developer s team noted that the interests declared did not prevent the attendees from fully participating in the meeting. 4. Presentations The Chair introduced Katie Perryman Ford, NICE Guideline Commissioning Manager, who gave a presentation on NICE - How guidelines are developed. The Chair introduced Lisa Boardman, NGA Guideline Lead, who gave a presentation on Introduction to NGA and declarations of interest. The Chair, Fergus Macbeth, gave a presentation on Roles and responsibilities. The Chair introduced Karen Ward and Rohna Kearney (Topic experts) who gave a presentation on Guideline scope. The Chair introduced Shona Burman-Roy, NGA Senior Systematic Reviewer, who gave a presentation on Developing a review protocol. The Chair introduced Elise Hasler, NGA Information Scientist, who gave a presentation on Information science in guideline development. The Chair introduced Shona Burman-Roy, NGA Senior Systematic Reviewer, who gave a presentation on Reviewing the evidence. The Chair introduced Eric Slade, NGA Health Economist, who gave a presentation on Health economics in guideline development. The Chair introduced Shona Burman-Roy, NGA Senior Systematic Reviewer, who led the committee through discussions on finalising the review questions. The Chair introduced Lisa Boardman, NGA Guideline Lead, who gave a presentation on Topic groups introduction. The Chair introduced Eric Slade, NGA Health Economist, who gave a presentation on Introduction to network meta-analysis (NMA). The Chair introduced Eric Slade, NGA Health Economist, who gave a presentation on Health economic priorities and setting up HE and NMA subgroups. The Page 5 of 8

Committee then discussed the issues presented in relation to this guideline and proposed topics as health economic priorities. The speakers took questions from the group. The Committee then discussed the issues presented in relation to this guideline. The Chair thanked the speakers for their presentations. 5. Questions and discussion The Committee discussed the presentations and were given the opportunity to ask questions. 7. Other issues The Committee considered the following equalities issues: The risk to older women of dementia following the administration of anticholinergic drugs. The Committee considered the following implementation issues: The availability of multidisciplinary team members can delay treatment and may be over-specified in the previous guideline. Committee members present on 15/3/2017: Fergus Macbeth (Chair) (Present for notes 1 4) Rohna Kearney (Topic advisor) (Present for notes 1 4) Karen Ward (Topic advisor) (Present for notes 1 4) Suzanne Biers (Present for notes 1 4) Jacqueline Emkes (Present for notes 1 4) Polly Harris (Present for notes 1 4) Doreen McClurg (Present for notes 1 4) Vikky Morris (Present for notes 1 4) Carmel Ramage (Present for notes 1 4) Lucy Ryan (Present for notes 1 4) James Stephenson (Present for notes 1 4) Kate Welford (Present for notes 1 4) In attendance: Simran Chawla NICE Public (Present for notes 1 2) Page 6 of 8

Involvement Adviser Lisa Boardman NGA Guideline Lead (Present for notes 1 4) Shona Burman-Roy NGA Senior Systematic Reviewer (Present for notes 2 4) Amy Burt NGA Assistant (Present for notes 1 4) Systematic Reviewer Melanie Davies NGA Clinical Advisor (Present for notes 1 4) Elise Hasler NGA Information (Present for notes 1 4) Scientist Sally Humphreys NGA Project Manager (Present for notes 1 4) Charlotte Mahoney NGA Clinical Fellow (Present for notes 1 4) Gemma Marceniuk Systematic Reviewer (Present for notes 2-3) Eric Slade NGA Health Economist (Present for notes 2 4) Apologies: Anthony Dixon Catherine Heffernan Julian Spinks Andrew Harding Katie Perryman Ford Co-opted Committee member Committee member Committee member NICE Guideline Commissioning Manager NICE Guideline Commissioning Manager 1. Welcome and objectives for the meeting The Chair welcomed the Committee members and attendees to the second day of the first meeting on urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse in women: management. The new attendees introduced themselves. The Chair informed the Committee that apologies had been received. These are noted above. The Chair outlined the objectives of the meeting, which included: discussing and preparing review question search protocols. 2. Presentations The Chair introduced Simran Chawla (NICE Public Involvement Adviser), who gave a presentation on Public involvement. The Chair introduced Shona Burman-Roy, NGA Senior Systematic Reviewer, who gave a presentation on Introduction to Grade. Page 7 of 8

The Chair introduced Gemma Marceniuk, NGA Systematic Reviewer, who gave a presentation on Protocol: 4.1 What is the value of urodynamic assessment before botulinum toxin type A treatment? The Chair introduced Gemma Marceniuk, NGA Systematic Reviewer, who gave a presentation on Protocol: 4.2 What is the most effective dose of botulinum toxin type A for treating overactive bladder? The Chair introduced Amy Burt, NGA Assistant Systematic Reviewer, and Eric Slade, NGA Health Economist, who gave a presentation on Protocol: 5.1 What is the most effective surgical management of stress urinary incontinence, including mesh and non-mesh procedures? The Chair introduced Amy Burt, NGA Assistant Systematic Reviewer, and Eric Slade, NGA Health Economist, who gave a presentation on Protocol: 8.4 What are the most effective surgical management options (including mesh and non-mesh procedures) for pelvic organ prolapse? The speakers took questions from the group. The Committee then discussed the issues presented in relation to this guideline. The Chair introduced Sally Humphreys, NGA Project Manager, who gave a presentation on the NGA online file sharing system. 3. Questions and discussion The Committee discussed the presentations and were given the opportunity to ask questions and make amendments to the draft review question protocols. 4. Any other business The NGA travel and subsistence policy was highlighted to the committee and a copy of the new document will be sent to all members. Date of next meeting: 25/04/2017 Location of next meeting: RCOG, London Page 8 of 8