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© CDISC May 2015 Collaborating on Standards to Accelerate TBI Research Presented by Rebecca D. Kush, PhD President, CDISC 1 One Mind Summit: Open Science and Collaboration in Action

© CDISC 2015 ADAS-Cog Variability Across Organizations ADNIJ&JWyeth sanofi- aventisPfizerAstraZenecaAbbott Item 1 Word Recall Item 2 CommandsName Obj/fing. CommandsName Obj/fing. Item 3 Constr. PraxisDelayed recallCommandsConstr. PraxisCommands Item 4 Delayed recallCommandsConstr. PraxisDelayed recall Constr. Praxis Item 5 Naming Obj/fing.Constr. PraxisIdea PraxisName Obj/fing.Constr. PraxisIdea. Praxis Item 6 Idea. PraxisIdea PraxisOrientationIdea. Praxis Orientation Item 7 Orientation Word RecogOrientation Word Recog Item 8 Word Recog. Remem. Instr.Word Recog Remem. Instr. Spoken Lang Abil. Item 9 Remem Instr. Spoken Lang. Abil.Remem. Instr. Spoken Lang. Abil. Comprehensio n Item 10 Comprehension Spoken Lang. Abil.Word Finding Dif. Spoken Lang Abil. Word Finding Dif. Item 11 Word Finding Dif. Comprehension Diff. Spont. Speech Word Finding Dif.ComprehensionRemem. Instr. Item 12 Spoken Lang. Abil.ComprehensionConcentrationComprehension Concentration Item 13 Number cancel.Concentration CDISC Alzheimer’s Disease Standard Now Available! “It is all about the data and how you can gain maximum utility and insight from data. In a world where many data are being shared, but in differing formats, CDISC standards provide a faster path to gaining those insights.” -Enrique Aviles, CTO, C-Path

© CDISC 2015 CDISC Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium  Global Standards Development Organization (SDO)  501(c)(3) charitable non-profit  Founded in 1997; now > 360 member organizations  People in ~ 90 countries download CDISC standards  Liaison A with ISO TC 215 for Healthcare Standards  Formal relationship with other global SDOs through Joint Initiative Council

© CDISC 2015 Innovative Medicines Institute in Europe consortia projects are encouraged to use CDISC standards or, if one is not available, participate in the development of that standard. IMI 2 consortia projects will require a data plan and use of standards. Japan’s Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Agency will require CDISC standards in U.S. FDA has released Binding Guidance to require CDISC standards in Translational Research Informatics Center in Japan requires CDISC standards for all academic research projects (funded by the Japanese government).

© CDISC 2015

© CDISC A joint initiative to accelerate clinical research and medical product development by creating and maintaining data standards, tools and methods for conducting research in therapeutic areas that are important to public health With the enactment of FDASIA/PDUFA V, FDA recognized the opportunity to work with CFAST to develop therapeutic area data standards. CFAST Steering & Advisory Members (with CDISC and C-Path): Coalition For Acceleratin g Coalition For Accelerating Standards & Therapies

Program Overview – May 2015 Therapeutic Area Coordinating Organization/ PM Proposal Approval Date Stage 0 Scoping Stage 1 Concept Modeling Stage 2 Standards Development Stage 3a Internal Review *Stage 3b Public Review *Stage 3c **Projected Publication Notes Traumatic Brain Injury v1 CDISC Amy Palmer Oct 13DecJanFebMayJunQ315 SRC submission for public review soon Schizophrenia v1 CDISC/DCRI Amy Palmer Nov 13MayJulAugDecMarQ215 SRC submission for publication soon Breast Cancer v1 TCB John Owen Nov 13AugDecJanMayJunQ315 Working on IR comments, waiting on FDA comment Dyslipidemia v1 TCB John Glover Dec 13MaySeptDecMarAprQ215 SRC submission goal: May 26 Publication goal: middle/end June COPD v1 TCB John Glover Nov 13AugDecAprJunAugQ315Internal Review goal: by May 15 ADaM Supplement to Diabetes v1 TCB Rachael Zirkle NA JanMayJunQ215 Working on internal review comments Virology v2 C-Path Laura Butte Feb 15MarAprMayJunQ315 Internal review to start next week Diabetic Kidney Disease v1 TCB Rachael Zirkle May 14MayJunQ116 Submitted charter, starting stage 1 Tuberculosis v2 C-Path Laura Butte Dec 14AprJunAugQ116 Working on stage 1 and stage 2 concurrently Rheumatoid Arthritis v1 TCB Trisha Simpson Jul 13MayJunQ116 Sent out TA survey, extended deadline to next Monday CV Imaging v1 CDISC/DCRI Amy Palmer Dec 13AprJunQ216 Updating charter per TAPSC comments Prostate Cancer v1 CDISC John Owen Oct 14MayQ216 Approved Therapeutic Area Standards Projects Key | Stage completed | Stage ongoing | All months reflect when stage is, or is projected to be, completed. May 20, 2015 *The Stage 3b concludes at the end of the 30-day review period and Stage 3c concludes when all tasks have been completed and the standard is publicly available. ** Specific projected publication dates to be added to the notes section at the conclusion of Stage 3b.

© CDISC “One Mind is building on the efforts of the [international] TBI Research Community, NIH and the DoD to develop data standards, called Common Data Elements (TBI-CDEs). Your support funded conversion of the TBI-CDEs to an internationally accepted set of Clinical Data Interchange Standards (CDISC), a format approved by the FDA. Efforts have also led to creating standards that will reduce the time required for FDA acceptance of research findings and accelerate the pace at which new diagnostics and treatments reach the patient.” Source: “Connecting the Dots” (One Mind flyer)

One Mind-CDISC: Project Status and Next Steps – Completed Stages 0, 1, 2 and 3a – Scoping and Identification/Modeling of Research Concepts; Development of Draft Standards and Internal Review – Research Concepts Stage included 75 Key Clinical Concepts & ~30 Imaging Concepts – Supplements & Terminology completed for 18 Questionnaires, Ratings, and Scales – In progress are Terminology and Supplements for 11 additional Questionnaires, Ratings, and Scales 9 Stage 0Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3aStage 3bStage 3cStage 4 Scoping and Planning Identification/ Modeling of Research Concepts Development of Draft Standards Internal Review Public ReviewPublic ReleaseMaintenance & Education

© CDISC Concept Map Example

© CDISC 2015 NINDS CDEs Example - Glasgow Coma Scale 11

© CDISC

© CDISC 2015 Data Example using CDISC Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) Glasgow Coma Scale 13 Question #1 on NINDS CRF Identifies Glasgow Coma Scale Question #6 on NINDS CRF - Confounders Questions #2-5 on NINDS CRF – Responses and Total Score Results from CRF, text and numeric

Standards Development Stage Example: TBI Medical History 14

© CDISC CDISC standards specify how to structure the data, NOT what should be collected nor how to conduct clinical assessments or protocols.

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Next Steps Public Review planned to start in June 2015; overview webinar 11 June Publish for implementation in Q Develop education materials Stage 0Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3aStage 3bStage 3cStage 4 Scoping and Planning Identification/ Modeling of Research Concepts Development of Draft Standards Internal Review Public ReviewPublic ReleaseMaintenance & Education

© CDISC 2015 SHARE is a global electronic repository for developing, integrating and accessing CDISC standards metadata in electronic format. SHARE should dramatically improve the quality, reusability and integration across CDISC standards and controlled terminologies, and improve interoperability with healthcare. 18 SHARE is a requirement for standards-based automation, which is key to ROI from standards implementation

© CDISC “We owe it to patients and research participants to use their data and use it wisely.”

© CDISC 2015 The Griesser Group Atlantic Biomarkers Joyce Hernandez Consulting Gene Pharmaceuticals, LLC

© CDISC 2015 Strength through collaboration. 21

© CDISC 2015 Collaborative, Consensus- based Development CDISC Standards are Freely Available: 22