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S1400 Lung Master Protocol SWOG Spring meeting May 01, 2015 LUNG-MAP S1400 Lung Master Protocol SWOG Spring meeting May 01, 2015

S1400 Master Protocol Unique Private-Public Partnerships with NCTN Alliance ECOG-ACRIN NRG NCI-C SWOG S1400 Master Protocol David R. Gandara, M.D. SWOG Lung Cancer Committee Chair

Overview of Changes Closure of S1400E (November 2014) Revision # 1 (January 2015) Eligibility clarifications Relaxation of timing from study assignment to registration Revision # 2 (expected May 2015) Allow 2nd and greater lines of therapy Add in Pre-Screening during 1st line therapy S1400A design modification to single arm TRIAD/ Image submissions Vassiliki Papadimitrakopoulou, M.D. Study Chair Medical Oncology

Now allowing: more than one line of prior therapy Screening at progression on prior treatment: To be eligible for screening at progression, patients must have received at least one line of systemic therapy for any stage of disease (Stages I-IV). At least one of these lines of therapy must have been a platinum-based chemotherapy regimen. Patients must have progressed following the most recent line of therapy. For patients who received platinum-based chemotherapy for Stage I-III disease progression must have occurred with in one year from receiving therapy.

Now Allowing: Pre-Screening Pre-Screening prior to progression on first-line treatment: To be eligible for pre-screening, patients must have received at least one cycle of a first-line platinum-based chemotherapy regimen for Stage IV disease. Patients are eligible upon receiving Cycle 1, Day 1 infusion. Note: Patients will not receive their sub-study assignment until they progress and the S1400 Notice of Progression on First-Line Therapy is submitted.

Updated Trial Schema FMI NGS S1400A Non-match S1400B PI3K PIK3CA mut CDK4/6 CCND1, CCND2, CCND3, cdk4 ampl S1400D FGFR FGFR ampl, mut, fusion *Revision # 2 1:1 1:1 1:1 Arm1 Arm1 Arm2 Arm1 Arm2 Arm1 Arm2 1 Medi4736 1 GDC-0032 2 Docetaxel 1 Palbociclib 2 Docetaxel 1 AZD4547 2 Docetaxel *Patients currently on docetaxel should continue per protocol

Revision #2 (Coming May 2015) Other Modifications Current Revision #2 (Coming May 2015) Prior radiation within 28 days before S1400 registration not allowed Prior radiation within 28 days before sub-study registration not allowed No prior Docetaxel treatment Docetaxel not allowed for Stage IV Docetaxel allowed as long as no progression <1 year after treatment for Stage I-III Register to assigned sub-study within 42 days Criterion removed Mary to input

Study Logistics Updates Mary Redman Ph.D. SWOG Lead Biostatistician

S1400 Registration and Sub-study Assignment Evaluate eligibility, consent patient and confirm evaluable tissue Register to S1400 in OPEN Submit tissue to FMI within 1 day after registration Pre-Screened during 1st line treatment Screened at progression Progression Patient will not be registered to a sub-study for any reason Within 16 days after S1400 registration Submit S1400 Notice of Progression on First-Line Therapy within 1 day. Submit Notice of Intention Not to Register Form in Rave Sub-study assignment Follow-up for 3 years Sub-study assignment

Post Sub-study Assignment Sub-study common and specific eligibility criteria If patient is assigned to sub-study B, C or D and meets sub-study common eligibility criteria but does NOT meet study-specific eligibility criteria Submit Request for Sub-study Reassignment Form in Rave If patient IS eligible for assigned sub-study Register to S1400X sub-study in OPEN to receive sub-study treatment assignment Protocol treatment within 7 working days of sub-study registration Follow-up, obtain and submit specimens and forms per sub-study protocol If patient is not going to register to a sub-study for any reason Follow-up for 3 years Submit Notice of Intention not to Register Form in Rave Separate out into 3 slides

Images Submissions TRIAD Integration expected May 2015 Rave queries will be posted for baseline scans and follow-up assessments that have already been performed See Section 15.4 in the sub-study protocols for imaging submission procedures

Tissue Requirements Tissue block (preferred) or at least 12 (4-5-microns) unstained slides (20 slides are strongly recommended). Tissue must contain at least 20% viable tumor cells and > 0.2 mm3 tumor volume Hematoxilyn-eosin (H&E)-stained slide or Aperio H&E-stained slide. If H&E slide is not available, submit an extra unstained slide. An H&E slide is not required with tissue block submission Bone biopsies are not allowed Phillip Mack Ph.D. Study Chair Translational Medicine Update

Tissue Form Requirements: Local pathology report from initial diagnosis S1400 Local Pathology Review Form:   Tumor material must be reviewed by a local pathologist to ensure sufficient tumor cells are present in the sample. The local pathologist must review and sign off on the S1400 Local Pathology Review form prior to enrolling patient noting that the tumor volume is at least 0.2 mm3 and tumor tissue contains at least 20% viable tumor cells.

Quality Assurance and Monitoring First monitoring visits will begin approximately 3 months after first patient registration and will continue every six months Any site with patients registered to a sub-study will be monitored on site If no patients have been registered to a sub-study, monitoring may be conducted off site Monitoring will be conducted in conjunction with routine audits whenever possible Elaine Armstrong SWOG Quality Assurance Manager Update

QA/Monitoring Common Problems Most common problems identified during monitoring: For sites using the CIRB: Consent forms deviate from the approved boilerplate language Unable to determine when consent versions were implemented Patient Case Review: Failure to confirm ≥ 20% tumor cells in tissue submitted to Foundation Medicine Failure to have pathologist sign off on the S1400 Local Pathology Review Form Failure to submit baseline forms and pathology reports within 7 days of registration Data submission errors when completing forms in Rave (guidelines for forms completion in process)

Funding Highlights Sites will receive up to $5,869 ($1,079 screening/ $4,790 registration) for each patient on trial If biopsies are needed, sites will receive $3,000/$6,000 for the biopsies performed at screening and/or progression after initial response on Arm 1 Sites will be reimbursed for additional research based procedures Sites will be reimbursed $1,333 for on site visits outside the regular audit schedule Nathan Eriksen SWOG Chief of Administration Update

Accrual Enhancement Efforts Establish Lung-MAP Vanguard Site Coordinators’ Committee (VSCC) that will serve in an advisory capacity on strategies to improve study operations and to enhance enrollment Catalog and schedule timely updates of study educational and promotional materials (e.g., training videos, slide decks, newsletter, protocol card) to coincide with protocol revisions and major scientific meetings Increase site outreach activities such as study- wide webinars and contact with individual sites to address challenges in screening or enrolling patients Establish accrual benchmarks for expected high-enrolling sites. Follow-up with these sites that are lagging in activation or accrual Facilitate expansion of Lung-MAP to Canada Roy Herbst, M.D., Ph.D. Study Chair Medical Oncology

To be updated as the Group Meeting draws closer. Where are we now? IRB Approvals: 337 sites 29 sites with at least 1 patient accrual (19 SWOG sites) Accruals: 56 patients registered to S1400 40 patients notified of their sub-study assignment 18 patients registered to a sub-study To be updated as the Group Meeting draws closer. S1400A: 8 S1400B: 0 S1400C: 2 S1400D: 2 S1400E: 6 Update

S1400 Contact List Location Comprehensive Lists S1400 Activation Memorandum dated 6/15/2014 Each of the Funding Memorandums Within the Protocol Eligibility Questions CTSU Contact Pages S1400 Protocol Section 5.0 Treatment/Medical S1400 A-D Protocol Treatment Section 7.0 and 8.5 Update

Questions? Thank you for your time. Update The information presented today will be available on the SWOG website under the S1400 Group Meeting Materials.