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Structured reporting in anatomic pathology for coclinical trials: the caELMIR model
Robert D Cardiff1, Claramae H Miller, Robert J Munn
1Center for Comparative Medicine and Center for Genomic Pathology, University of California, Davis, Davis, California 95616.
Cold Spring Harbor Protocols
|November 1, 2013
Summary
Structured reporting in anatomic pathology enhances data accuracy and searchability for preclinical research. This method is crucial for modern collaborative science, utilizing electronic media for efficient data management in animal model studies.
Area of Science:
- Integrates electronic media and data management within multidisciplinary scientific research.
- Focuses on structured reporting in anatomic pathology for preclinical and coclinical trials.
Background:
- Highlights the essential role of electronic media in modern collaborative science.
- Defines structured reporting as fundamental for accurate, searchable electronic records.
Discussion:
- Provides background on structured reporting for scientists unfamiliar with the concept.
- Explains its application in preclinical trials using animal models.
Key Insights:
- Demonstrates practical application through the caELMIR database system.
- Showcases the Cancer Electronic Laboratory Management Information and Retrieval (caELMIR) system developed by the NCI's Mouse Models of Human Cancers Consortium (MMHCC).
Outlook:
- Emphasizes the importance of structured reporting for robust data integrity in research.
- Suggests potential for broader adoption in scientific data management.
