GCDMP: 8. EDC Study Implementation and Start-Up (2021)

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/71

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

72 Terms

1
New cards

Web-based EDC

Utilized for designing, testing, and implementing workflow in clinical studies

2
New cards

Clinical Data Management (CDM) professionals

Responsible for EDC application implementation in clinical studies

3
New cards

CRF design considerations

Focused on graphical layout, visual cues, and writing instrument rules

4
New cards

Clinical Database Management System (CDMS)

Partially automated data entry workflow in early data management

5
New cards

Web-based EDC systems

Shifted data entry work to investigational sites with limited data management functionality

6
New cards

EDC system selection

Recommendations provided in a separate chapter for study conduct and closeout

7
New cards

E6(R2) Good Clinical Practice

Regulatory guidance emphasizing qualifications, data handling, and quality control in trials

8
New cards

EDC system benefits

Includes automation, connectivity, decision support, and data mining for clinical research

9
New cards

Study database cycle time

Average days for building, releasing, and locking a study database

10
New cards

Quality assurance and control

Systems and SOPs ensuring compliance with protocol, GCP, and regulatory requirements

11
New cards

Workflow and data flow implementation

Key for realizing value from EDC functionality in clinical studies

12
New cards

EDC

Electronic Data Capture facilitates workflow and data flow for clinical studies.

13
New cards

Validation

Validation of systems based on risk assessment considering intended use and system potential.

14
New cards

SOPs

Standard Operating Procedures for system setup, maintenance, and data handling.

15
New cards

Data Attribution

Explanation of how source data is obtained, managed, and recorded electronically.

16
New cards

System Documentation

Identification of software and hardware used for clinical data management.

17
New cards

Training

Education and training necessary for personnel using computerized systems.

18
New cards

Data Integrity

Ensuring data accuracy, completeness, and meaning throughout its lifecycle.

19
New cards

Traceability

Ability to trace user-defined parameters back to raw data in data processing.

20
New cards

Audit Trails

Records that reconstruct all data processing activities for review and validation.

21
New cards

Electronic Signatures

Digital signatures used for validation and linking to electronic records.

22
New cards

Raw Data

Data that allows full reconstruction of activities and observations.

23
New cards

Change Control

Formal process for reviewing and implementing proposed changes in computerized systems.

24
New cards

Software Validation

Process ensuring software meets intended use requirements and is validated for its purpose.

25
New cards

Risk Assessment

Evaluation of system risks to determine validation and data integrity controls.

26
New cards

Data Processing

Activities involving the transmission and handling of data in clinical trials.

27
New cards

Regulated User

Individual subject to regulations ensuring system quality

28
New cards

Quality Management System

Framework ensuring system development meets standards

29
New cards

Data Security

Protection of data through backups and access control

30
New cards

Critical Business Processes

Key operations safeguarded against damage

31
New cards

GxP Assessment

Evaluation to determine if system is GxP regulated

32
New cards

Audit Trail

Record of GMP-relevant changes and deletions

33
New cards

Controlled Changes

System modifications following defined procedures

34
New cards

Patient Safety Assessment

Evaluation of system impact on patient safety

35
New cards

Electronic Health Record (EHR) Data

Information used in clinical investigations

36
New cards

Data Sources Documentation

Recording and retaining sources of data

37
New cards

Authorized Data Originator

Individual or system associated with data elements

38
New cards

Data Quality Checks

Electronic prompts to minimize errors in data entry

39
New cards

Workflow Control

Defining and enforcing data collection processes

40
New cards

Minimum Standards

Baseline requirements for study implementation using EDC systems

41
New cards

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

Established guidelines for system operation

42
New cards

Cross-functional Teams

Teams involving various departments for system development

43
New cards

Data Discrepancies Correction

Processes to identify and rectify data errors early

44
New cards

Safety Data Processing

Handling and routing safety data within the system

45
New cards

eCRF design

Involves layout, data elements, and organization into forms and visits.

46
New cards

Dynamic behavior

EDC system response to user input, automating workflow and data flow.

47
New cards

Data standards

Recommended for ensuring data consistency and compatibility.

48
New cards

EDC system production

Should precede patient enrollment for smooth operations.

49
New cards

Automation

Used to guide data entry and actions based on entered data.

50
New cards

Human-centered design

Involves user testing and iterative involvement for system optimization.

51
New cards

Source Document Verification (SDV)

Field-level verification supporting error rate estimation.

52
New cards

Workflow optimization

Requires experience and human-centered design principles for efficiency.

53
New cards

Data collection forms

May be provided in local languages to aid user understanding.

54
New cards

Data entry guidelines

Comprehensive help for accurate data input and system understanding.

55
New cards

Data flow automation

Facilitated by EDC systems to optimize study conduct.

56
New cards

Data manager

Requires understanding of workflow, data flow, and system functionality.

57
New cards

EDC study implementation

Involves re-engineering processes and improving decision-making.

58
New cards

Study build

Begins with static aspects of eCRFs and involves data grouping.

59
New cards

Value from EDC

Requires process re-engineering and decision-making improvement.

60
New cards

Data value optimization

Achieved through automation and practical workflow constraints.

61
New cards

EDC system training

Broad and essential due to system complexity and user roles.

62
New cards

Data storage structure

Impacted by data definition, grouping, and layout in EDC systems.

63
New cards

User input response

Varies system behavior and workflow based on user actions.

64
New cards

Field-level SDV

Leverages EDC for error rate estimation and data verification.

65
New cards

EDC system constraints

Should be carefully designed and user-tested to avoid issues.

66
New cards

EDC system functionality

Includes dynamic behavior, automation, and workflow guidance.

67
New cards

Value erosion

Occurs when automation fails to handle exceptions gracefully.

68
New cards

EDC system setup

Often referred to as 'building a study' due to added value for sites.

69
New cards

Electronic Data Capture (EDC)

Mainstay of form-based data collection in clinical studies

70
New cards

Paper CRFs

Historical method for data collection in clinical studies

71
New cards

eCRF

Electronic Case Report Form for data recording

72
New cards

User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

Testing ensuring system readiness before deployment