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Precision Medicine Conference Kristin Weitzel, PharmD, FAPhA Associate Director, UF Health Personalized Medicine Program Clinical Associate Professor Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research University of Florida College of Pharmacy Multidisciplinary Approaches and Training PGx Practitioners at the University of Florida

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Precision Medicine Conference

KristinWeitzel,PharmD,FAPhAAssociateDirector,UFHealthPersonalizedMedicineProgram

ClinicalAssociateProfessorPharmacotherapyandTranslationalResearch

UniversityofFloridaCollegeofPharmacy

Multidisciplinary Approaches and Training PGx Practitioners

at the University of Florida

https://ufandshands.org/news/2012/uf-delivers-promise-personalized-medicine-heart-patients#!/-1/

UF Health Personalized Medicine Program-Moving Pharmacogenetics to the Clinic

UF IGNITE Project Aims

CurrentUFPMPPgx

Testing

ExtendUFprogram:

newclinical&gene/drug

pairs

Expandtestingtoothersites

Educationofstudents,clinicians,

patients

Aim1 Aim2

Aim3

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IGNITE Provider Survey Data: PGx Providers

77%

70%

32%

30%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

PGxtestingrelevanttomypractice

PGxdatawillimprovemypatientcareability

Icanfind/usereliablesourcesofPGxinfo

IamconfidentinmyabilitytousePGxresults

UnpublishedIGNITENetworkdata.Owusu-ObengA,MountSinaiIcahnSchoolofMedicine,ProviderAdoptionBarriersandEducationWG.

N=77providers• 69%community-based• 79%0-5yrs inpractice

• Lackofappropriatetraininginschoolandcontinuingeducation–Lagtimebetweenrateofevidenceandtechnologydevelopmentandtheirintegrationintoeducationandpractice

• LackofclinicalexperiencewithPGx activitiesandtools–Underrepresentedinclinicaltraining–Howtofind,interpret,andapplyevidence–Howtounderstandandcomparedifferentpharmacogenomicstests

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A Perfect Storm

Plunkett-Rondeau.GenetMed.2015;17:927-34.

KNOWLEDGE APPLICATION

Getting Past the Perfect Storm

• Workingtoaddtotheknowledgebaseabouttheroleofgeneticvariationondrugresponse

• Establishingmodelsandimplementinguseofgeneticinformationtoguideclinicaldecisionsaboutdruguse

• Developingeducationalprogramsandstrategiestoimprovegenomicseducation

UF Health Personalized Medicine Program

Test Drug Numberoftests

OrderingService

CYP2C19 Clopidogrel 1694 Cardiology,UFHealthShands634 Cardiology,UFHealthJacksonville13 Neurology,Neurosurgery

TPMT Thiopurines 43 Hematology/Oncology67 Gastroenterology42 Other*

IFNL3 PEG-interferon-α basedregimens 96 GastroenterologyCYP2D6 Opioids 202 FamilyMedicine

33 InternalMedicine34 ChronicPainClinic3 AdultOncology

CYP2D6 SSRIs 12 PsychiatryCYP2C19 SSRIs 13 PsychiatryCYP2C19 PPIs 40 Gastroenterology

*Dermatology,Rheumatology,Neurology,InternalMedicine,FamilyMedicine,Surgery

Pharmacogenetic Testing at UF Health

Pharmacogenomics2017[Epub aheadofprint].PMID:28346068

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Pharmacogenomics2017[Epub aheadofprint].PMID:28346068

Pharmacogenetic Testing at UF Health

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GrandRoundsCDSEvidenceAnalysesPatientCasesClinicalPGxfellowshipStudentandPractitionergenotypingcase-basedteachingCDSRevisionsPGY2Residency

Non-ResearchgenotypingExpandedPrecisionMedConferencePlanningforGradCertificate

2017

GrandRoundsCDSEvidenceAnalysesPatientCasesClinicalPGxfellowshipStudentandPractitionergenotypingcase-basedteaching

PGY2ResidencyAccreditationPrecisionMedConferenceCDSRevisions

2016

GrandRoundsCDSPGY2PGxResidencyEvidenceAnalysesPatientCasesClinicalPGxfellowshipStudentgenotypingcase-basedteaching

Practitionergenotypingcase-basedteaching

2015

GrandRoundsCDSPGY2PGxResidencyEvidenceAnalysesPatientCasesClinicalPGxfellowship

Studentgenotypingcase-basedteaching

2014

GrandRoundsCDSPGY2PGxResidency

EvidenceAnalysesPatientCasesClinicalPGxpostdocfellowship

2013GrandRoundsCDSPGY2PGXResidency

2012

PGx Education at UF Health

PrecisionMedicineConference

32%

StudentElective18%CEwithGenotyping

5%

GrandRounds/Inservice

43%

Residents/ClincalTrainees

2%

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PGx Education at UF Health

N=~950participants2012to2017

Krynetskiy etal(2009)

Adams etal(2016)

Weitzeletal(2016)

Fricketal(2016)

Surofchy etal(2017)

Remsberg etal(2017)

StudentGenotyping

SingleSNPanalysis(rs1801280)withinNAT2

Commerciallaboratorytesting(23andMe)

Panel-basedtestinginresearchlaboratoryforrelevantclinicalSNPs

Commerciallaboratorytesting(23andMe)

Single geneencodingdrugmetabolizingenzymeorpharmacodynamics-relevantprotein

Single genetestingofTAS2R38 withphenotypetesting

Effect onAttitudesandBeliefs

ImprovedunderstandingofPGx analysis

↑importanceofthistopictofuturepractice

↑ confidence

↑student’sself-perceivedabilitytoempathize

↑self-reportedunderstanding

↑comfortlevelandconfidence

↑ confidence

↑students’reflectionsandattitudestowardPGx

PositivelyimpactedattitudetowardsPGx pre- vs. post

↑ perceptionsofandconfidenceinabilitiesinPGxpatientcareskills

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Personal Genotyping: Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs

Krynetskiy etal.AmJPharmEd.2009;73(4):71.;Adamsetal.AmJPharmEd.2016;80(1):3.;Weitzeletal.AmJPharmEd.2016;80(7):122.;Fricketal.FrontPharmacol.2016;7:241.;Surofchy etal.InnovationsPharm.2017;8(1):2.;Remsberg etal.AmJPharmEd.2017;81(1):11.

*Studentknowledgeimprovedpre- vs.postcourseacrossallstudies

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Effects of Active Learning/Personal Genotyping on Student Knowledge and Self-Efficacy

Control (CTR)Students enrolled in Required PGx

Course

Intervention (INT)

Students enrolled in both Required PGx Course and Elective Clinical

PGx Course

Option to undergo panel-based genotyping and used genetic data in

patient cases

Arwoodetal.DatapresentedatTranslationalScienceMeeting:Washington DC;April2016.

Knowledge-basedmetricswerecomparedbetweentheCTRandINTgroup.

Collectedviapre- andpost-coursesurvey

TeachingstrategiesdifferedbetweentheCTRandINTgroup

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Teaching StrategiesElective Clinical PGx Course Required PGx Course

Teaching strategies

Didactic, Interactive, Case-Based Teaching Strategies; Emphasis on Clinical Applications

Didactic Teaching Strategies; Emphasis on Foundations

Activities • Pre-recorded lectures• Required readings• Regularly scheduled quizzes• Exams• Discussion board

assignments• Journal evaluation

assignments• Patient cases prior to in-class

discussions

• Patient case discussion in class with faculty

• Optional personal genotyping during the class

• Option to use personalgenotype results to solve patient cases

• Pre-recorded lectures• Required readings• Regularly scheduled

quizzes• Exams

Arwoodetal.DatapresentedatTranslationalScienceMeeting:Washington DC;April2016.

Pre- and Post-Course Knowledge Results

Pre-Course: No difference in test scores between INT and CTR (6.8 vs 6.3; p=0.3407)

Post-Course:Higher post-course knowledge test score in INT vs CTR group (10 vs 7.5; p=0.0001)

Arwoodetal.DatapresentedatTranslationalScienceMeeting:Washington DC;April2016.

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Correlation of Confidence andKnowledgeCTR Group:No correlation between students’ confidence and knowledge for pre-course (r=0.22, p=0.23) or post-course (adjusted r=0.07, p=0.70)

INT Group:Students’ confidence and knowledge were not correlated pre-course (r=0.34, p=0.13), but did correlate post-course (adjusted r=0.46, p=0.04)

Arwoodetal.DatapresentedatTranslationalScienceMeeting:Washington DC;April2016.

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Correlation of Confidence and Knowledge

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UF Precision Medicine Conference 2016-2017

2016150attendees30states;2countries

2017165attendees32states;5countries

BackgroundGenetics/PGx,

45%

PatientCases,22%

HowtoImplement,16%

HowtoTeach,17%

2016

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BackgroundGenetics/PGx,

27%

PatientCases,22%

HowtoImplement,43%

HowtoTeach,8%

2017Precision Medicine Conference Content

BackgroundGenetics/PGx,

45%

PatientCases,22%

HowtoImplement,16%

HowtoTeach,17%

2016

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BackgroundGenetics/PGx,

27%

PatientCases,22%

HowtoImplement,43%

HowtoTeach,8%

2017

38%Interactive

62%Didactic

65%Interactive

35%Didactic

• 2018PrecisionMedicineConference– Interprofessional– Focusonimplementation,currentissues

• PrecisionMedicineGraduateCertificateinconjunctionwithCollegeofMedicine– FoundationsofPrecisionMedicine– FoundationsofPrecisionMedicineTechnology–ApplicationsofPrecisionMedicineinPractice–Pharmacogenomics:IndividualizingDrugTherapyThroughPrecisionMedicine–ApplicationsofPrecisionMedicineinSusceptibilityGenomics– EthicalConsiderationsinPrecisionMedicine–PrecisionMedicineSeminar

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Next steps

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www.ignite-genomics.org

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www.ignite-genomics.org

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www.ignite-genomics.org

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www.ignite-genomics.org

• UFPMPLeadership:JulieA.Johnson,PharmD(Director);LarisaCavallari,PharmD(Assoc Director);AmandaElsey,MHA(Asst Director);MichaelClare-Salzler,MD;DavidNelson,MD

• Trainees/Faculty:DysonWake,PharmD,D.MaxSmith,PharmD,MeghanArwood,PharmD,Issam Hamadeh,PharmD,AniwaaOwusu-Obeng,PharmD,Oyunbileg Magvanjav,MS,ScottMosley,PharmD,TeresaVo,PharmD,BenKong,PharmD

• FundedbyNIHgrants U01GM074492andU01HL105198(aspartofTPPprojectinPGRN);NIH/NCATSUFCTSAUL1TR000064,IGNITENetworkgrantU01HG007269andsubstantialinstitutionalsupportfromUFandUFHealth

UF Health Personalized Medicine Program Acknowledgements