Clinical research

Clinical trial participation CR  PR  longitudinal 

Specifies whether the individual is currently participating or has previously participated in an interventional clinical trial. In this context, ‘participated’ means the individual has passed the screening period and has been either randomised (in randomised trial) or dosed (in non-randomised trial). If an individual fails the screening period, or is not randomised/dosed for some other reason (for example consent withdrawal, family relocation), this is not classed as participation.

Item type: single selection
Related items in previous version: 13.00
Usage in other datasets: DMDLGMD
Value ID Description
Currently

This is currently the case

Previously

This has previously been the case, but is not currently

Never

This has never been the case, neither previously nor currently

Sometime

This has been the case at some time, but it is unknown whether it is currently the case

Not currently

This is currently not the case, but it is unknown whether it has previously been the case

Record

Clinical trial CR  PR       

For each clinical trial the individual is currently participating or has previously participated in (as defined in the item Clinical trial participation), a record instance should be provided.

Clinical trial name CR  PR 

Full name of the clinical trial that the individual is currently participating or has previously participated in.

Item type: free text
Related items in previous version: 13.01
Usage in other datasets: DMDLGMD
Clinical trial drug CR  PR 

Full name of the drug that the clinical trial named in Clinical trial name was evaluating.

Item type: free text
Related items in previous version: 13.02
Usage in other datasets: DMDLGMD
Other registry participation datestamped 

Specifies whether the individual is currently part of another registry and/or natural history study, in addition to this registry.

A patient registry can be defined as “an organized system that uses observational study methods to collect uniform data (clinical and other) to evaluate specified outcomes for a population defined by a particular disease, condition, or exposure, and that serves one or more predetermined scientific, clinical, or policy purposes.” (Gliklich et al. 2014)

Natural history studies can be defined as “epidemiological studies that focus on describing the frequency, features, and evolution of a disease by collecting real-world data from groups of patients suffering from this disease.” (Bevan et al. 2019)

Item type: yes/no
Related items in previous version: 13.10
Usage in other datasets: DMD
Other registry datestamped 

Comma-separated list of the full name of each registry or natural history study in which the individual is currently participating.

Item type: free text
Related items in previous version: 13.11
Usage in other datasets: DMD