The 4th Annual International Symposium on Advancing the Science and Impact of Audit & Feedback Amsterdam, Netherlands - May 23-24, 2019 Symposium DayMay 23, 2019 Science DayMay 24, 2019 Symposium Day - May 23, 2019 Program Plenary Sessions What is Audit and Feedback? What is audit and feedback? Noah Ivers Optimising audit and feedback Heather Colquhoun Optimising audit and feedback using best practices: the NPS experience Jane London European Healthcare Organizations Providing Audit and Feedback Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Niek Klazinga Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (NIVEL) Robert Verheij Health Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) Mirek Skrypak Dutch Institute for Clinical Audit(DICA) Robert Tollenaar Workshop Sessions Experiences of reducing opioid prescribing in UK primary care using enhanced feedback Sarah Alderson & Paul Carder If you build it…will they come? Moving recipients from apathy to action Noah Ivers & Laura Desveaux Optimizing the design of audit & feedback Sylvia Hysong & Nicola McCleary Study designs for evaluating effectiveness of audit and feedback Craig Ramsay, Beatriz Goulao & Jeremy Grimshaw Learning more from evaluations of audit & feedback in multicenter studies Martine De Bruijne & Cordula Wagner Jeremy Grimshaw Science Day - May 24, 2019 Program Plenary & Parallel Sessions Process Evaluations Designing process evaluations of audit and feedback interventions Laura Desveaux & Nicola McCleary Campaign to reduce opioid prescribing process evaluation Sarah Alderson Work in Progress Toward a standard model of feedback report and dashboard content Zach Landis-Lewis Theoretical propositions related to audit with feedback interventions Anne Sales Economic value of clinical decision support allied to direct data feedback to clinicians: blood usage in hematology Nicholas Swart Early Career Researchers & Trainees Co-design of audit and feedback and organizational use of audit and feedback Eilidh Duncan Describing and enhancing audit and feedback in hospital dementia care Michael Sykes Embedding Research in Service Settings Commissioner perspectives on embedding research within national clinical audit programmes Mirek Skrypak Embedding research within national audit programmes Robbie Foy