Trial Outcomes & Findings for An EPIC Based BPA to Enhance Quit Line Referral and Use (NCT NCT03229356)
NCT ID: NCT03229356
Last Updated: 2023-11-18
Results Overview
Number of referrals made out of total eligible for referral.
COMPLETED
NA
22 participants
6 months
2023-11-18
Participant Flow
Waitlist Control Sites A and B were together (8) in the first 6 months after which they were randomized to A (4) and B (4).
Unit of analysis: Practice Sites
Participant milestones
| Measure |
Waitlist Control - A
BPA+ Enhanced Education will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Waitlist Control - B
BPA will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
Clinicians will receive an email describing the BPA and order set, along with internet links to MD Quit Line without additional supplemental education.
Best Practices Advisory (BPA): 1. BPA: The BPA is an Epic prompt that fires when a provider opens an encounter with a patient who is actively smoking. Providers will be asked to assess smoking cessation readiness and to refer patients to the free Maryland Quit Line if the patient is receptive. The Quit Line will receive an electronic referral with the patient's details. A Quit Line certified smoking cessation counselor will then call the patient at a later date and provide counseling. Receptive patient will receive up to four calls. They will receive counseling from a trained quit coach and be offered free access to NRT.
2\. Quit Line: This free telephone-based counseling service is offered to smoker in Maryland. Services offered include on-the-phone smoking cessation counseling and free nicotine replacement.
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BPA+ Enhanced Education
Clinicians will receive an email describing the new smoking BPA, educational materials offered, and a small tutorial on using the BPA and a new smoking cessation smart set in Epic. Education materials will include the educational hand out and academic detailing from Maryland Quit Line counselors.
BPA + Enhanced Education: BPA with Quitline Referral plus 1)Consolidated educational hand out: The hand out will include a information about counseling, pharmacotherapy, and cessation referrals 2)Online modules: Providers will be directed to optional, self-paced educational modules through the Maryland HABITS program 3)Academic detailing: This will include a single session during a clinic day in which counseling experts from the MD Quit Line will visit providers in their practice setting.
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Phase 1 (Months 1-6)
STARTED
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0 4
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0 4
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0 7
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0 7
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Phase 1 (Months 1-6)
COMPLETED
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0 4
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0 4
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0 7
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0 7
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Phase 1 (Months 1-6)
NOT COMPLETED
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0 0
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0 0
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0 0
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0 0
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Phase 2 (Months 7-12)
STARTED
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0 4
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0 4
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0 7
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0 7
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Phase 2 (Months 7-12)
COMPLETED
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0 4
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0 4
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0 7
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0 7
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Phase 2 (Months 7-12)
NOT COMPLETED
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0 0
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0 0
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0 0
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0 0
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Reasons for withdrawal
Withdrawal data not reported
Baseline Characteristics
An EPIC Based BPA to Enhance Quit Line Referral and Use
Baseline characteristics by cohort
| Measure |
Waitlist Control - A
n=4 Practice Sites
BPA+ Enhanced Education will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Waitlist Control - B
n=4 Practice Sites
BPA will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
n=7 Practice Sites
Clinicians will receive an email describing the BPA and order set, along with internet links to MD Quit Line without additional supplemental education.
Best Practices Advisory (BPA): 1. BPA: The BPA is an Epic prompt that fires when a provider opens an encounter with a patient who is actively smoking. Providers will be asked to assess smoking cessation readiness and to refer patients to the free Maryland Quit Line if the patient is receptive. The Quit Line will receive an electronic referral with the patient's details. A Quit Line certified smoking cessation counselor will then call the patient at a later date and provide counseling. Receptive patient will receive up to four calls. They will receive counseling from a trained quit coach and be offered free access to NRT.
2\. Quit Line: This free telephone-based counseling service is offered to smoker in Maryland. Services offered include on-the-phone smoking cessation counseling and free nicotine replacement.
|
BPA+ Enhanced Education
n=7 Practice Sites
Clinicians will receive an email describing the new smoking BPA, educational materials offered, and a small tutorial on using the BPA and a new smoking cessation smart set in Epic. Education materials will include the educational hand out and academic detailing from Maryland Quit Line counselors.
BPA + Enhanced Education: BPA with Quitline Referral plus 1)Consolidated educational hand out: The hand out will include a information about counseling, pharmacotherapy, and cessation referrals 2)Online modules: Providers will be directed to optional, self-paced educational modules through the Maryland HABITS program 3)Academic detailing: This will include a single session during a clinic day in which counseling experts from the MD Quit Line will visit providers in their practice setting.
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Total
n=22 Practice Sites
Total of all reporting groups
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Region of Enrollment
United States
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4 Practice Sites
n=4 Practice Sites
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4 Practice Sites
n=4 Practice Sites
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7 Practice Sites
n=7 Practice Sites
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7 Practice Sites
n=7 Practice Sites
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22 Practice Sites
n=22 Practice Sites
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PRIMARY outcome
Timeframe: 6 monthsPopulation: This assessment was on number of service referrals made out of eligible encounters and not individual participants. Individual participants analyzed was not collected. Referrals were not made for Waitlist control groups A and B because they were not randomized yet at this time to either BPA or BPA+ Enhanced Education. Data not collected from the waitlist groups at this time point as the intervention had not been rolled out.
Number of referrals made out of total eligible for referral.
Outcome measures
| Measure |
Waitlist Control - A
BPA+ Enhanced Education will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Waitlist Control - B
BPA will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
n=6857 Eligible Encounters
Clinicians will receive an email describing the BPA and order set, along with internet links to MD Quit Line without additional supplemental education.
Best Practices Advisory (BPA): 1. BPA: The BPA is an Epic prompt that fires when a provider opens an encounter with a patient who is actively smoking. Providers will be asked to assess smoking cessation readiness and to refer patients to the free Maryland Quit Line if the patient is receptive. The Quit Line will receive an electronic referral with the patient's details. A Quit Line certified smoking cessation counselor will then call the patient at a later date and provide counseling. Receptive patient will receive up to four calls. They will receive counseling from a trained quit coach and be offered free access to NRT.
2\. Quit Line: This free telephone-based counseling service is offered to smoker in Maryland. Services offered include on-the-phone smoking cessation counseling and free nicotine replacement.
|
BPA+ Enhanced Education
n=5636 Eligible Encounters
Clinicians will receive an email describing the new smoking BPA, educational materials offered, and a small tutorial on using the BPA and a new smoking cessation smart set in Epic. Education materials will include the educational hand out and academic detailing from Maryland Quit Line counselors.
BPA + Enhanced Education: BPA with Quitline Referral plus 1)Consolidated educational hand out: The hand out will include a information about counseling, pharmacotherapy, and cessation referrals 2)Online modules: Providers will be directed to optional, self-paced educational modules through the Maryland HABITS program 3)Academic detailing: This will include a single session during a clinic day in which counseling experts from the MD Quit Line will visit providers in their practice setting.
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Provider Electronic Referrals to the Maryland Quit Line
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—
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—
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623 referrals
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405 referrals
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SECONDARY outcome
Timeframe: 12 monthsPopulation: Data was not collected for this outcome measure.
Nicotine replacement, Varenicline or Bupropion prescription.
Outcome measures
Outcome data not reported
SECONDARY outcome
Timeframe: 6 monthsPopulation: This assessment was on number of service referrals and not individual participants. Individual participants analyzed was not collected. This assessment was not done for Waitlist control groups A and B. Due to differences in the timeline of data collection between data from the EMR (within the trial period) and those received from the quitline (monthly summary reports), there are minor discrepancies between the referral totals of this outcome and outcome 1.
Number of patients that accepted services or declined or were not reached or were already enrolled.
Outcome measures
| Measure |
Waitlist Control - A
BPA+ Enhanced Education will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Waitlist Control - B
BPA will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
n=626 Number of service referrals
Clinicians will receive an email describing the BPA and order set, along with internet links to MD Quit Line without additional supplemental education.
Best Practices Advisory (BPA): 1. BPA: The BPA is an Epic prompt that fires when a provider opens an encounter with a patient who is actively smoking. Providers will be asked to assess smoking cessation readiness and to refer patients to the free Maryland Quit Line if the patient is receptive. The Quit Line will receive an electronic referral with the patient's details. A Quit Line certified smoking cessation counselor will then call the patient at a later date and provide counseling. Receptive patient will receive up to four calls. They will receive counseling from a trained quit coach and be offered free access to NRT.
2\. Quit Line: This free telephone-based counseling service is offered to smoker in Maryland. Services offered include on-the-phone smoking cessation counseling and free nicotine replacement.
|
BPA+ Enhanced Education
n=392 Number of service referrals
Clinicians will receive an email describing the new smoking BPA, educational materials offered, and a small tutorial on using the BPA and a new smoking cessation smart set in Epic. Education materials will include the educational hand out and academic detailing from Maryland Quit Line counselors.
BPA + Enhanced Education: BPA with Quitline Referral plus 1)Consolidated educational hand out: The hand out will include a information about counseling, pharmacotherapy, and cessation referrals 2)Online modules: Providers will be directed to optional, self-paced educational modules through the Maryland HABITS program 3)Academic detailing: This will include a single session during a clinic day in which counseling experts from the MD Quit Line will visit providers in their practice setting.
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Accepted services
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—
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—
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133 service referrals
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80 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Declined
|
—
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—
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27 service referrals
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17 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Already enrolled
|
—
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—
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6 service referrals
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4 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Not reached
|
—
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—
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346 service referrals
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216 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Pending/incomplete
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—
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—
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114 service referrals
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75 service referrals
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SECONDARY outcome
Timeframe: 12 monthsPopulation: This assessment was on number of service referrals made out of eligible encounters and not individual participants. Individual participants analyzed was not collected.
Number of referrals made out of total eligible for referral.
Outcome measures
| Measure |
Waitlist Control - A
n=3635 Eligible Encounters
BPA+ Enhanced Education will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
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Waitlist Control - B
n=3337 Eligible Encounters
BPA will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
|
Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
n=5797 Eligible Encounters
Clinicians will receive an email describing the BPA and order set, along with internet links to MD Quit Line without additional supplemental education.
Best Practices Advisory (BPA): 1. BPA: The BPA is an Epic prompt that fires when a provider opens an encounter with a patient who is actively smoking. Providers will be asked to assess smoking cessation readiness and to refer patients to the free Maryland Quit Line if the patient is receptive. The Quit Line will receive an electronic referral with the patient's details. A Quit Line certified smoking cessation counselor will then call the patient at a later date and provide counseling. Receptive patient will receive up to four calls. They will receive counseling from a trained quit coach and be offered free access to NRT.
2\. Quit Line: This free telephone-based counseling service is offered to smoker in Maryland. Services offered include on-the-phone smoking cessation counseling and free nicotine replacement.
|
BPA+ Enhanced Education
n=4881 Eligible Encounters
Clinicians will receive an email describing the new smoking BPA, educational materials offered, and a small tutorial on using the BPA and a new smoking cessation smart set in Epic. Education materials will include the educational hand out and academic detailing from Maryland Quit Line counselors.
BPA + Enhanced Education: BPA with Quitline Referral plus 1)Consolidated educational hand out: The hand out will include a information about counseling, pharmacotherapy, and cessation referrals 2)Online modules: Providers will be directed to optional, self-paced educational modules through the Maryland HABITS program 3)Academic detailing: This will include a single session during a clinic day in which counseling experts from the MD Quit Line will visit providers in their practice setting.
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Provider Electronic Referrals to the Maryland Quit Line
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272 referrals
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186 referrals
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284 referrals
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203 referrals
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SECONDARY outcome
Timeframe: 12 monthsPopulation: This assessment was on number of service referrals and not individual participants. Individual participants analyzed was not collected. This assessment was not done for Waitlist control groups A and B.
Number of patients that accepted services or declined or were not reached or were already enrolled.
Outcome measures
| Measure |
Waitlist Control - A
BPA+ Enhanced Education will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
|
Waitlist Control - B
BPA will be rolled out to waitlist control sites after 6 months.
|
Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
Clinicians will receive an email describing the BPA and order set, along with internet links to MD Quit Line without additional supplemental education.
Best Practices Advisory (BPA): 1. BPA: The BPA is an Epic prompt that fires when a provider opens an encounter with a patient who is actively smoking. Providers will be asked to assess smoking cessation readiness and to refer patients to the free Maryland Quit Line if the patient is receptive. The Quit Line will receive an electronic referral with the patient's details. A Quit Line certified smoking cessation counselor will then call the patient at a later date and provide counseling. Receptive patient will receive up to four calls. They will receive counseling from a trained quit coach and be offered free access to NRT.
2\. Quit Line: This free telephone-based counseling service is offered to smoker in Maryland. Services offered include on-the-phone smoking cessation counseling and free nicotine replacement.
|
BPA+ Enhanced Education
Clinicians will receive an email describing the new smoking BPA, educational materials offered, and a small tutorial on using the BPA and a new smoking cessation smart set in Epic. Education materials will include the educational hand out and academic detailing from Maryland Quit Line counselors.
BPA + Enhanced Education: BPA with Quitline Referral plus 1)Consolidated educational hand out: The hand out will include a information about counseling, pharmacotherapy, and cessation referrals 2)Online modules: Providers will be directed to optional, self-paced educational modules through the Maryland HABITS program 3)Academic detailing: This will include a single session during a clinic day in which counseling experts from the MD Quit Line will visit providers in their practice setting.
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Accepted services
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—
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—
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100 service referrals
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80 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Declined
|
—
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—
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80 service referrals
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77 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Already enrolled
|
—
|
—
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6 service referrals
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7 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Not reached
|
—
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—
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289 service referrals
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291 service referrals
|
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Patient Engagement With the Quit Line
Pending/incomplete
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—
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—
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39 service referrals
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32 service referrals
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Adverse Events
Waitlist Control - A
Waitlist Control - B
Best Practices Advisory (BPA)
BPA+ Enhanced Education
Serious adverse events
Adverse event data not reported
Other adverse events
Adverse event data not reported
Additional Information
Results disclosure agreements
- Principal investigator is a sponsor employee
- Publication restrictions are in place