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Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Business & Decision Life Sciences How the release of the Therapeutic Area Asthma User Guide affects an ongoing submission Nick De Donder 13 OCT 2014

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Agenda Introduction to Asthma Evolution of CDISC TAUG Impact on ongoing projects Conclusion

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Asthma Theory From the Greek ásthma = panting Chronic inflammatory disease of the airways Diagnosis classified according to: – Frequency of symptoms – Forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) – Peak expiratory flow rate

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Spirometry

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Agenda Introduction to Asthma Evolution of CDISC TAUG Impact on ongoing projects Conclusion

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Overview of CDISC Models (SEP 2014) Content Standards Technical Standards Semantics Therapeutic Areas Upcoming

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Therapeutic Area Handling SDTMIG TU – Tumor Identification TR – Tumor Results RS – Disease Response RELREC – Related Records SDTMIG 3.2 EC - Exposure as Collected IS - Immunogenicity Assessments SR - Skin Response RD - Reproductive Details MO - Morphology MI - Microscopic Findings CV - Cardiovascular Physiology PR - Procedures TD - Trial Disease Assessments DD - Death Details SS - Subject Status SDTM 1.4 SDTMIG for Associated Persons HO - Healthcare Resource Utilization Questionnaires Alzheimer’s disease Assessment Scale – Cognitive (ADAS-Cog) Mini Mental Scale (MMSE) Audio Verbal Learning Test Version A (AVLTvA) Pain Intensity Brief Pain Inventory (BPI) EuroQol (EQ-5D) Karnofsky Performance Status Scale SF-36 Health Survey Hamilton Depression Scale Faces Pain Scale Modified Medical research Council Dyspnea (MMRC) … Therapeutic Areas Alzheimer’s Disease Asthma Multiple Sclerosis Oncology Pain Parkinson’s Disease Polycystic Kidney Disease Tuberculosis Virology

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 1/7 The Asthma v1.0 User Guide – Provisional version was published on 26 NOV 2013

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 2/7 The Asthma v1.0 User Guide contains: Existing SDTM standard domains that can be used in Asthma studies without additional development or customization: – DM (Demography) – PE (Physical Examination) – EG (ECG) – SU (Substance Use)

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 3/7 The Asthma v1.0 User Guide contains: Assumptions for existing SDTM standard domains at time of publication of the TAUG: – CM (Concomitant Medications) – AE (Adverse Events) – MH (Medical History) – LB (Laboratory Test Results) – FA (Findings About) For MH, AE, HO  All assumptions present in the SDTMIG are applicable  Additional assumptions added for TA Specific implementations

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 4/7 The Asthma v1.0 User Guide contains: Domains that are new in the next version of the SDTMIG – HO (Health Care Encounters) – SR (Skin Response)  All assumptions present in the new published SDTMIG are applicable  Domains and assumptions are subject to change or deletion without formal notice

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 5/7 The Asthma v1.0 User Guide contains: Domains that are not yet published in any SDTMIG at time of publication of the TAUG – AG (Procedure Agents) – RE (Respiratory System Findings)  The suggested approach present in the TAUG are applicable  Domains and assumptions are subject to change or deletion without formal notice once the domains have been published in an SDTMIG

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 6/7 The Asthma v1.0 User Guide contains: Assumptions and examples for SDTMIG – Medical Devices domains: – DI (Device Identifiers) – DU (Device in Use)  All assumptions present in the SDTMIG- MD are applicable  Additional assumptions added for TA Specific implementations

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. TAUG Asthma 7/7 Specific Questionnaires created for the Asthma TA

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Agenda Introduction to Asthma Evolution of CDISC TAUG Impact on ongoing projects Conclusion

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Procedure present in the SDTM IG A1 Process of data integration before the release of TA Asthma User Guide Information present in the draft version of the TA Asthma User Guide SDTM Conversion of Asthma Trials

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. What’s new in the TA Asthma user guide? SDTM IG v3.1.2 A1 TA Asthma User Guide v1.0 CM: Concomitant MedicationAG: Procedure Agents HU: Healthcare Resource UtilizationHO: Healthcare Encounters SUPPHU: Supplemental Qualifiers for HUFAHO: Findings About HO Custom domain SPRE: Respiratory System Findings QS: QuestionnairesQS and FACE: Findings About Clinical Event Not presentSR: Skin Response Not presentDI: Device Identifier Not presentDU: Device-in-Use

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Case examples 1/4 SDTMIG V3.1.2 A1 TAUG-Asthma STUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDCMSEQCMTRT… XXXX-0001CMXXXX ALBUTEROL STUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDAGSEQAGTRT… XXXX-0001AGXXXX ALBUTEROL

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Case examples 2/4 SDTMIG V3.1.2 A1 TAUG-Asthma STUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDHUSEQHUTERM… XXXX-0001HUXXXX HOSPITALIZATION STUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDHOSEQHOTERM… XXXX-0001HOXXXX HOSPITALIZATION

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Case examples 3/4 SDTMIG V3.1.2 A1 TAUG-Asthma STUDYIDRDOMAINUSUBJIDQNAMQVAL… XXXX-0001HUXXXX HOREASASTHMA STUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDFASEQFATESTCDFAOBJ XXXX-0001FAXXXX OCCURHOSPITALIZATION

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Case examples 4/4 STUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDSPDEVIDRESEQRETESTCD XXXX-0001REXXXX ABC0011FEV1 XXXX-0001REXXXX ABC0012FVC XXXX-0001REXXXX ABC0013FEV1PP XXXX-0001REXXXX ABC0014FVCPP XXXX-0001REXXXX DEF0035PEF RETESTREORRESREORRESUREORREFRESTRESC… Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 Second 2.73L Forced Vital Capacity3.91L Percent Predicted FEV181% Percent Predicted FVC101.3% Peak Expiratory Flow6.11L/s

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Different interpretation of the data How to manage dates ? Date of diagnostic vs Date of collection

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Agenda Introduction to Asthma Evolution of CDISC TAUG Impact on ongoing projects Conclusion

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Important TAUG-Asthma is a guiding document SDTMIG x.x is still the basis Nothing in the TAUG-Asthma supercedes the SDTMIG Domains published in TAUG-Asthma are draft New variables present are not part of a published model… Yet

Restricted © Business & Decision Life Sciences 2014 All rights reserved. Conclusion When working on a specific TA for which the CDISC user guide is not yet released: Use of the latest SDTM IG is a good basis to follow The impact could be considered minor

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