PD58 Implementation And Assessment Of A Lung Cancer Screening Pilot Project In Québec Through Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration

Introduction In 2019, the Québec provincial health technology assessment body (INESSS) recommended that lung cancer screening with low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) be accessible in only within context of an evaluation ‘real-world’ care setting. Based on this recommendation, ministry (MSSS) decided, 2020, to implement a pilot project and conduct formal evaluation, partnering clinical leader (principal investigator), participating hospitals, public agency (INSPQ) INESSS. The goal is facilitate decision-making regarding implementation province-wide program. Methods To support project, algorithms recommendations were developed guide management program participants. This material, based Lung-RADS (Lung Computed Tomography Screening Reporting Data System American College Radiology), was by reviewing literature consulting experts. plan proposes various indicators, focusing six main topics: (i) costs, (ii) investigation processes, (iii) effectiveness other effects health, (iv) smoking cessation, (v) organizational impact (vi) issues. Results INESSS has 12 close 50 for investigation, tool assessing risk benefits/risks table. For MSSS, INSPQ more than 100 indicators; short-term indicators are currently being measured others will follow longer term. Since starting June 2021, progressing well (as November 28, 2021): 2,365 people have been referred, 1,272 eligible screening, 678 had their first LDCT 19 4B or 4X. help decide feasibility scaling up level highlight aspects improved. Conclusions shows how products can elicit changes system, multi-stakeholder collaboration actively practice inform decision-making.