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1 Electronic Data Capture Healthcare perspective 1 INSERM, U872 team20, Paris Descartes University, France 2 AP-HP,Hôpital Georges Pompidou,Paris,France 3 Sanofi-aventis R&D and CDISC Board of Directors C.Daniel 1, 2, N. El Fadly 1, C.Bousquet 2, N.Lucas 2, P-Y. Lastic 3, P.Degoulet 1, 2, G.Chatellier 2
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2 Secondary use of clinical data Can EHR replace the need for eCRF? What is the impact on the investigator or monitor roles? What is the impact on: Physicians/Nurses roles IT staff role How should the interaction model change between clinical care and clinical research actors to accelerate usage of IT solutions? And secondary usage of clinical data?
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3 Context : AP-HP Patient care Most important French University Hospital Organization with 1,000,000 hospitalized patients 38 hospitals with round 23,000 beds + 1400 day care and 850 home care capacity 90,000 employees including 19,000 physicians Single HIS/EHR: CareByThales® (Thales©) (2009) EHR EHR Clinical information Nurse notes Discharge summaries, DRGs Flow sheets, Care plans Medical order Imaging reports Lab results Patient focus (Point-of-Care)
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4 Context : AP-HP Medical research Medical Research is carried out in 18 Research Institutes, 8 Clinical Investigation Centers (phase I & IIa, PK/PD, etc.) and 10 Clinical Research Units 100 INSERM teams eCRF provider : ClinWeb® (TelemedicineTechnologies©) Clinical Trials Population focus (Retrospective)
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5 EHR Clinical Trials Clinical Research Patient Safety EHR Adapted from E.D.Helton (HL7 RCRIM Co-Chair) & L.Bain (CDISC Liaison to Healthcare) Context and problems Patient focus (Point-of-Care) Population focus (Retrospective) Multiple applications Multiple data forms => Redundant data entry
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6 Integrating Patient Care & Clinical Research at HEGP Development and deployment of IT in CRU With respects to standards (HL7, CDISC) Secondary use of clinical data? Collaboration Clinical Research Unit (Pr G.Chatellier – Dr N.Lucas) Hospital Informatics Department (Pr P.Degoulet – Dr C.Daniel) INSERM UMRS 872 eq 20 (M-C.Jaulent) THALES (middleware solutions) 2 persons PhD student – THAKES Engineer
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7 Our strategy Understanding each other’s needs Clinical Research needs Patient Care needs Understanding existing standards (HL7, CDISC, IHE RFD, etc) Iterative and incremental integration process Use case driven : use cases capture the functional requirements and define the contents of the iterations Standard-based (HL7, CDISC) Syntactic alignment (HL7/CDA to CDISC/ODM) avoids double data entry, based on XForms
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8 Understanding “Clinical Research (CR)” needs Actors Actors of Clinical Research Sponsor Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Monitor Principal investigator / Physician Clinical trial technician Data manager IT staff Newly involved in secondary uses of clinical data –Feeding clinical data repositories, registries, datawarehouses
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9 Understanding CR needs Use cases Use cases of Clinical Research Clinical trial coordination Clinical trial design (including EDC solution design) Patient recruitment Data capture (patient care/clinical research) Data monitoring Safety monitoring Databases and interfaces administration
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10 Understanding CR needs Comparing workfows with/without EHR Integrating EHR (DxCare) & eCRF Using eCRF (CleanWeb) Use cases of clinical trial coordination
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11 Understanding CR needs Comparing workfows with/without EHR Integrating EHR (DxCare) & eCRF Using eCRF (CleanWeb) Use cases : patient scheduling, data capture, etc
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12 Understanding CR needs Interaction diagrams Data capture during the visit
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13 Understanding CR needs Interaction diagrams Patient care/clinical research interface management
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14 Understanding “Patient Care” needs Integrating the eCRF to EHR Providing a method for gathering data within a user’s application to meet the requirements of an external system Data could be automatically extracted from the EHR database The form (for the external system) is designated as a clinical trial form and saved as a document in the patient’s record. EHR
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15 EHR Clinical Trials/Patient safety/ Governmental agencies EHR Patient focus (Point-of-Care) Population focus (Retrospective) Alerts Decision Support system Chris Clinician Samuel Sponsor Chris Clinician Patricia Pharmacovigilant Carolyn Clinician Franck FBI Understanding “Patient Care” needs
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16 Understanding “Patient Care” needs Providing methods for gathering data within a user’s application to meet the requirements of BOTH external systems AND EHR » EHR is not only a « host application » SHARING medical data for both patient care (EHR) and clinical research
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17 Preliminary conclusions about needs Patient Care & Clinical Research : 2 different complex and parallel organizations and workflows (Kahn 2007) Redundancy Completion of the main record of a patient visit and transcribing patient information in the corresponding CRF for the clinical trial Patient safety Overlap between reporting forms or system(s) Avoiding reporting SAE to the sponsor before/instead of completing EHR Kahn S.A. A day in the life of a clinical research coordinator : observation from community practice settings. Medinfo 2007
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18 Conclusion Understanding workflows is critical to the design of the right IT solutions and their ultimate adoption Integrating Patient Care and Clinical Research “Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise” (IHE) Forum : users, IT vendors, academia –Definition of needs and of integrated workflows Best use of existing standards (HL7, CDISC) (IHE “Integration Profiles”) Compliance needs to be ensured (IHE Connecthatons) Specific IHE domain : Clinical Research
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