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ACRIN 7151 Incidence and Significance of Extracolonic Findings on CT Colonography: Retrospective Analysis of National CT Colonography Trial Data Medidata Rave Clincial Research Associate Training

ACRIN 7151 Incidence and Significance of Extracolonic Findings on CT Colonography: Retrospective Analysis of National CT Colonography Trial Data Medidata

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ACRIN 7151 Incidence and Significance of Extracolonic Findings on CT

Colonography: Retrospective Analysis of National CT Colonography Trial Data

Medidata Rave Clincial Research Associate Training

Dunstan Horng, ACRIN Associate II

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Outline

• Rave-Setting up your account• iMedidata versus Rave EDC• Medidata Rave Clinical Research Associate

Training• General Rave EDC

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Rave- Setting up your account

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After this training, you will receive an email invitation from:[email protected]

Click on the link to set up your account within iMedidata. Check your junk email box if you do not receive it. Please remember the user name and password you specify- it will be required at

each login and for future access to iMedidata and Rave

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iMedidata vs Rave

• iMedidata is the user portal- you can access all Medidata Rave URLs you have permissions to from here

• Rave is the URL where the database is built and managed

• You will always sign in through iMedidata– If you are on a CTEP trial as a site PI:

You will have 2 accounts associated with Rave– One that is maintained by CTSU (your CTEP IAM account)– One that is maintained internally by ACRIN

» This account will need a different user name and email address

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Medidata Rave Clinical Research Associate Training

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7151 Case List

• A list of 7151 cases will be given to you by ACRIN Data Management– A master list of cases will be kept and reviewed

regularly by ACRIN Data Management

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After you receive your case assignment

- Sign into iMediata using your user name and password www.iMedidata.com

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Select Rave EDC under 7151 from your list of studies

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If you don’t see 7151, you need to accept the invitation

Join 7151 (Dev)

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7151 Rave Homepage

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Search for the assigned case # using the Find toolSelect subject in in the drop down, enter the case #, then click the search icon

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Subjects Home Page

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This section is where all folders available for the patient can be found

This is where the folder, forms, and due dates would be found. ACRIN 6700 is not using this feature

Icon Key

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Icon KeyAvailable on Each Page

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Patients task summary. This includes all forms you have view access to.

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General 7151 Rave Layout

• There is one folder, entitled Local Review• All forms are contained in the Local Review

folder– The folder initially contains the LR – Local Medical Record

Review form– If “no” is indicated for Questions 9 or 10 on the LR, then a

LI – Incomplete/Not Received Local Medical Records form will appear in the Local Review folder beneath the LR form.

– If “yes” is indicated for Question 7 on the LI, then another copy of the form will appear underneath the original LI.

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Local Review Folder for 7151

You will have Read Only Access to the abstractor folders and forms. Do not make any edits, answer queries, or sign anything in any folder other than the Local Review folder

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Click on the Local Review folder to see the forms that are to be completed by the Clinical Research Associate

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LR Local Medical Record Review Form

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LR Local Medical Review formThis form must be completed and saved first• The following questions on this form are required

• Q1 (7151 Consent status), Q6 (Were you able to identify any medical records during this date range?), Q9 (Were all requested medical records received?), Q10 (Were the received medical records complete?)

• If the patient has consented to 7151, then the date of consent must be provided in Q2 (Date the 7151 study-specific consent form was signed)

• If the patient is deceased, then Q3 (Date of death) and Q4 (Source of death discovery) must be provided.

• The Start of date range and End of date range fields will be pre-populated by ACRIN from the date range of medical record review that can be found on the 7151 case list that is provided by ACRIN. These fields are non-editable.

• If “no” is marked for either Q9 (Were all requested medical records received) or Q10 (Were the received medical records complete), then the LI Incomplete/Not Received Local Medical Records form will appear underneath the LR form on the forms side menu

• If “Some records received” is answered for Q9 and the form is saved, a text box will appear, beside which you will be prompted to describe what records are missing and when they will be received. When the final status of the record request is ascertained, return to the LR form and change “Some records received” to either “no” or “yes.”

Remember to hit save when you complete each form

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If “yes” is answered for Q6 (Were you able to identify any medical records during this date range?) on the LR form, then an email will be generated and sent to ACRIN.

Medical Record Identification

ACRIN will review the submitted data and then transmit the notification to CARE. In the meantime, your site needs to send the patient’s medical records to CARE.

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LI Incomplete/Not Received Local Medical Records Form

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LI Incomplete/Not Received Local Medical Records formThis form must be completed and saved first

• The Incomplete/Not Received Local Medical Records form is to be completed for all listed cases provided by ACRIN that contain incomplete received medical records .

 • The LI form is created when “no” has been answered for either Q9 (Were All Requested Medical Records Received?)

or Q10 (Were the Received Medical Records Complete?) on the LR Local Medical Record Review form. • The LI form should be completed when:

• It is ascertained that your site will not receive requested medical records.• It is ascertained that your site will not receive requested complete versions of medical records that your site has

received incomplete. • The LI form is not to be completed when:

• All requested medical records have been received.• All received medical records are complete.• Some medical records have been received, and additional records are expected.

 • Due diligence, in the form of three follow-up phone calls and one follow-up letter, must be observed before the LI form

can be completed.

• Keep in mind that the LI form is not meant to log these follow-up communication attempts as they occur.

• The dates of these attempts must be entered on the LI form after it is established that the medical record requests will not be fulfilled.

 • To document multiple missing or incomplete medical records, fill out one LI form for each missing / incomplete medical

record

 

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RI – Relevant Care Records Incomplete/Not Received• This form is in the Abstractor Review folder• Most of this form is to be completed by CARE and not by your site. • However, you will receive an email if Q7 (Does the site need to be

contacted for missing/incomplete records) is answered “yes” by CARE. This email will contain the subject’s ACRIN case number and will indicate that Q7 has been answered “yes.”

• You should then follow up on CARE’s inquiry regarding missing/incomplete records.

• After the inquiry has been resolved, access the RI form. The only field visible to you will be a question that states “Have complete versions of the missing/incomplete records requested by CARE been obtained?”

• This question is a Yes/No question. If Yes is answered, then click Save. If No is answered, an AI form will appear in the Abstractor Review folder. Document the missing/incomplete record on this form.

• This process is in the developmental stage and will be demonstrated in its entirety to your site once the CARE abstraction forms have been finalized.

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• The following questions on this form are required: • Q1 (Medical Record Type)• Q2 (Medical Record Status)• Q4 (Response from provider/facility)• Q5 (Record dates of attempts to obtain this medical record)• Q6 (Reason for missing and/or incomplete medical records)• Q7 (Additional incomplete/not received medical records to report)

• Use Q3 (Date of missing/incomplete medical record – if available) to indicate the dates of missing/incomplete records. This field is free text to allow entry of partial, estimated date, or date range information.

• At least one Reason for missing and/or incomplete medical records (listed under Q6) must be provided.

• If “Other reason(s)” is selected for Q6, the “Describe Other reason(s) for missing/incomplete medical records” text field will appear when you click “save.” This field is required

• If “yes” is marked for either Q7 (Additional incomplete/not received medical records to report?), then another copy of the LI Incomplete/Not Received Local Medical Records form will appear underneath the LI form on the list of forms that is located on the left-hand side of the screen

Remember to hit save when you complete each form

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General Rave EDC Navigation

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To edit a field that has been savedClick on the pencil icon

Select the reason for the revision

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To edit a field that has been saved, contdClick save

Any field that has been edited after saving will have the delta icon

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QueriesQueries will appear when a mandatory field is missing, a field is out of range, or if a field is not compliant with other forms

Queries appear after the form is saved as a red highlighted box with the icon• The query viewable below the question• If the data is revised, the reason for revision must be provided• The form will appear with the query icon until the query has been resolved• The response field is not required unless the data is correct as is

• The response field will be greyed out once the data is changed/provided

• If data is correct as is and a response is provided, the field will still appear highlighted in red, but will have the answered query icon

QueryResponse field Reason for Revision options

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Questions?