Presented by Jenny Griffiths Data Standards Office, PD Biometrics,

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Presented by Jenny Griffiths Data Standards Office, PD Biometrics, JIRA work flow used for Standards Governance within a major pharmaceutical company Presented by Jenny Griffiths Data Standards Office, PD Biometrics, F.Hoffmann-La Roche June, 2016

Disclaimer: This presentation reflects the views of the author and should not be construed to represent the Roche’s views or policies.

Points to cover Standards Governance at Roche Standards requests JIRA workflows Questions

Introduction At Roche, a centralized data standards group (Data Standards Office (DSO)), is responsible for leading the development, maintenance, implementation and governance of end to end standards working closely with a cross-functional Global Information Standards Governance Committee (GIS-GC). Key objectives of the DSO and GIS-GC are to: Develop and maintain information standards for both clinical and master data Ensure the Roche Group is engaged with, and influencing external data and information standardization efforts across the Industry (CDISC standards and Therapeutic standards - CFAST / TransCelerate projects) Provide strategic direction and prioritization of standards activities Serve as a decision-making body for Roche’s data and information standards

Standards Governance @ Roche GIS-GC consists of 5 Therapeutic Area expert teams who are made up of: Clinical science, Biostatisticians, Data Management and other SMEs as appropriate. GIS-GC teams are co-lead by members of the DSO Advisory board – senior leaders in Roche from different functions – Biometric leaders, Science and safety science Core teams are on average 8 members in size, from different functions i.e. Science, Biostats, depending on the team

Standards Request Process @ Roche Study teams submit standard requests in JIRA There are different types of request, for example: New eCRF fields and / or e-forms – Data Collection (DC) request New metadata e.g. lab analytes – Data Collection (DC) request SDTMv mapping issues / questions – Data Tabulation (DT) request New analysis concepts – Data Analysis (DA) request Data Standards Office (DSO) team are split into the 3 teams above, to manage these different types of requests appropriately DSO team members manage the standard requests from study teams If applicable will triage them to the Core teams or TA teams

Standards Request Process Workflow

JIRA DSO STANDARDS GOVERNANCE WORKFLOW KEY DC = Data Collection team process request DT = Data tabulation team process request DA = Data Analysis team process the request IA = Information Architect enter specified metadata into GDSR if required

Summary Establishing a good JIRA workflow results in: GDS requests are processed by the correct people / teams An ‘end-to-end’ approach to each request from Data Collection to Data Analysis, and input into the Global Data Standards Repository (GDSR) Able to make good decisions and identify ‘data elements’ missing from current standards Forms the basis of the development of new company standards

Questions? Contact Jenny.griffiths@roche.com

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