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Smart Program Design Through a Common Information Model.

Laszlo Vasko¹, Mats Sundgren², Peter Bachmann³

¹1 AstraZeneca R&D, Wilmington, DE, USA.

Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science

|September 18, 2018

Summary

Clinical program information is unstructured and inconsistent. A new standardized information model is proposed to improve data sharing and decision-making for clinical research programs and trials.

Keywords:

Best practice Clinical program and trial design Collaboration Information model Success factors

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Informatics
Clinical Research Informatics
Health Data Standards

Background:

Current clinical trial data standards do not capture the full scope of clinical program design.
Existing information sharing initiatives provide unstructured, inconsistent, and incomplete data on clinical programs.
Bioscience companies, healthcare providers, academia, and government agencies need better access to clinical program information.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a standardized information model for clinical programs.
To address the limitations of current data standards in capturing program-level objectives and rationale.
To facilitate improved information sharing and decision-making in clinical research.

Main Methods:

Development of a novel information model focused on clinical program design.
Examination of the merits of a clinical program-level information standard by a multicompany working group.
Presentation of an example information model to illustrate the proposed concept.

Main Results:

Identified a gap in current information standards for clinical program-level data.
Proposed an information model to capture the rationalization and decision-making in clinical program design.
Demonstrated the feasibility and utility of a program-level information standard through an example.

Conclusions:

A standardized information model is crucial for overcoming inconsistencies in clinical program data.
The proposed model enhances the capture of program objectives, rationale, and design thinking.
Implementing a clinical program-level standard will improve information sharing and support better clinical research decision-making.