117 Can non-modifiable risk factors of age and sex be used to determine which patients with chest pain we investigate with CT coronary angiography (CTCA) as an initial test

Abstract

not time spent per COI (OR 0.89, 95% [0.68 to 1.16], p=0.38, n=11). An ordinal regression model did not show an association between presenter's H-index and total quality score (OR 0.94, 95% CI [0.87 to 1.01], p=0.11, n=11) Conclusion A large minority of presenters did not display a COI statement. Those COI statements that were present were of variable quality. Many were displayed for insufficient time, lacked any verbal explanation or used a small font. These factors may limit the ability of audience members to understand the potential conflicts. Seniority of presenter correlated with number of conflicts but not quality of the COI statement. Strategies should be implemented to ensure all presenters outline whether they have any potential COI in a standardised manner.