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This presentation discusses strategies to onboard and train data managers, maintain CPI status above 90%, and ensure a low error rate in data entry. It also provides an overview of the BMT program and its achievements.
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Rebuilding a Data Program from Ground ZeroTracy Coyne, MSN, RN, NE-BCTCT Data Manager Conference 2/20/2019
Presentation Objectives • Identify resources available to onboard and train a data manager. • Share strategies to obtain and maintain CPI status greater than 90%. • Recognize methods to ensure data entry has less than 2% error rate.
BMT Program Overview • Continuously operating Adult program for almost 29 years • Just over 2500 transplants since inception • First Autologous Transplant May 1990 • First Allogeneic Transplant Nov 1990 • First Unrelated Donor transplant from National Marrow Donor Program 1995 • NMDP Collection Center since 1991 • NMDP Transplant Center since 1994 • NMDPApheresis Center since 1998 • FACT Accredited since 2001 • Clinical, Cell Collection and Cell Processing programs • CAP and CLIA accredited Laboratory
Poll Question #1 • How would your program operate if there were no data managers? • No change in operations. • Decrease the number the of transplants. • Cease transplants until data managers were hired and trained.
Poll Question #2 • What happens to the program if data entry cannot be maintained? • No issue, it is just data. • Affects standing with CIBMTR. • Affects insurance contracting. • May affect Center of Excellence Standing
WFBMC Standing as of September 2017 • 100% vacancy • 470 forms were due/required correction • 1st CPI warning
Poll Questions • What resources do you use to train a new data manager? • One on one training • Shadowing clinical team • CIBMTR Manuals
IT Tools • EMR with access to outside medical records • Templated forms in EMR to capture key data points
Forms Due Report drives form completion and error correction CIBMTR Manual every form, every time Collaboration between team members