MOTION
Saudi National GI Motility Registry
Motility Outcomes & Techniques – Integrated Observational Network
A national, multicenter, prospective registry capturing every GI motility study in Saudi Arabia — HRM, pH-impedance, Bravo, EndoFLIP, gastric emptying, wireless motility capsule, antroduodenal manometry, anorectal manometry, balloon expulsion, defecography, colonic transit, colonic manometry, and biofeedback sessions — benchmarked against Chicago Classification v4.0, the London Classification, and Lyon Consensus 2.0, governed by the SGA.
Registry Objectives
- Establish a continuous national registry of GI motility studies — HRM, pH-impedance, Bravo, EndoFLIP, gastric emptying, wireless capsule, antroduodenal manometry, ARM, balloon expulsion, defecography, colonic transit, colonic manometry, and biofeedback — across all Saudi tertiary and regional motility labs
- Compute standardised motility quality metrics — Chicago v4.0 diagnosis distribution, pH-impedance acid-exposure-time concordance, HRM complete-protocol rate, ARM London classification distribution, balloon-expulsion ≤60 s rate, defecography structured-report completeness, WMC diagnostic-yield rate — per operator, site, and region
- Enable confidential operator-level peer benchmarking with funnel plots and SPC limits — following the ANMS and European MDT-Motility models
- Supply an objective data stream enabling SGA to operate a national Motility Laboratory Accreditation program aligned with ANMS / ESNM standards
- Support neurogastroenterology fellow logbooks, DOPS-equivalent competency assessment, and SCFHS CME reporting from registry-captured study volume
- Enable epidemiologic and outcomes research on motility disorders in KSA — refractory GERD, achalasia subtypes, diabetic gastroparesis prevalence, chronic constipation phenotypes, post-surgical dysmotility — under Vision 2030
About MOTION
MOTION is the motility analog to the SCOPE endoscopy registry — a national, auto-ingesting, accreditation-linked registry that classifies every study against Chicago Classification v4.0 (HRM), the London Classification (ARM), and Lyon Consensus 2.0 (pH-impedance). It targets the estimated 12,000–18,000 motility studies performed annually in KSA, starting with 10 founding sites in 2027.
MOTION accepts data via two channels at every site: manual entry through a bilingual REDCap-style CRF wizard, and automated ingest from motility acquisition software — initial targets Medtronic ManoScan/Digitrapper, Laborie MMS Solar GI, Diversatek ZVU/InSIGHT, and Alacer SmartPill.
Regulatory Compliance
MOTION complies with Saudi PDPL and is HIPAA- and ICH-GCP-aligned. AES-256 encryption of PII, full ALCOA+ audit logging of every change, a Data Access Committee (DAC) for research requests, and encrypted backups.
Auto-Computed Quality Metrics
MOTION dashboards compute the following quality metrics nightly, benchmarked against ANMS / ESNM / Lyon 2.0:
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