>> Jon McKeeby: Clinical Data Interchange Standards
Consortium, CDISC.
This is part 4 of 4. I'm Jon McKeeby.
I'm the clinical information officer of the Clinical Center
of the National Institutes of Health.
We're going to review CDISC use at NCI.
NCI implements the CDISC standards
across their standards.
They utilize the clinical trial research XML
as part of their standard for protocol representation.
They incorporate the CDISC fields within their own fields.
And so, this is example of the fields
they collect for trial registration,
utilizing CDISC as well as their preferred terms.
And this is example of all the fields that they collect.
They identify the CDISC definition
as well as their preferred term for that field.
This is the CDASH
controlled terminology standard utilized at NCI.
It reviews the CDISC fields as well as the NCI preferred term.
They review commonly used terms across various domains
of concomitant medications, drug accountability,
ECG data, exposure data, vital sign measurements.
And this is example of the CDASH Control Terminology
implemented at NCI.
You see the various control dictionaries on the left.
And then by selecting one, you see the various names,
the data types, the CDISC definition,
as well as the NCI preferred term.
And then this shows it in XML format.
CDISC, the SDTM Controlled Terminology
is also utilized by NCI.
And again, it reviews the CDISC Terminology as well
as the NCI preferred term.
This reviews the various control terminologies.
And then reviews the fields and their values.
There are many different resources that review CDISC
and this is a selection used for this presentation.