Developing the foundation for assessment of Devices used for Acute Ischemic Stroke Interventions (DAISI) using a Coordinated Registry Network.
Developing the foundation for assessment of Devices used for Acute Ischemic Stroke Interventions (DAISI) using a Coordinated Registry Network.
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10.1136/bmjsit-2021-000113
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2022
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MethodsStakeholders from the FDA, physician specialty societies, industry, and academia convened on November 9, 2017 at the FDA White Oak Campus to assess the current data landscape focused on acute ischemic stroke thrombectomy and identify gaps that the DAISI-CRN would address. The group of stakeholders was then organized into a governance council. The governance council was tasked with overseeing the coordination of data collection and use across data sources. During governance council meetings a quorum for decision-making was defined as having> 30% of representatives present. Once a quorum was achieved decisions were made by majority vote. The governance council was led by three clinical co-chairs and a co-chair representing the FDA (online supplemental file 1). These co-chairs were charged with establishing a regular meeting schedule and leading discussions on CDE along with FDA CDRH staff. Stakeholders participated in discussions from their perspectives and provided comments, recommendations, and concerns regarding the CDE. Infrastructure support was provided by the Medical Device Epidemiology Network Science and Infrastructure Center at Cornell University.