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Configuring Clinical Studies Configuring Expedited Reports

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Configuring Clinical Studies
It is important to configure clinical studies in the Argus Console because
it helps the system categorize the source of information for the cases that
have been registered.
Study screen helps in capturing Study information (study specifics,
products involved in the study licensed countries associated with the
study and the clinical references used in the expedited reports.
Study Information is required if a case has been reported while
conducting a study and the participating product(s) belong to the
company.
Configuration of the product is done using the Business Administration-
>Studies section.
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Configuring Clinical Studies

It is important to configure clinical studies in the Argus Console because

it helps the system categorize the source of information for the cases that

have been registered.

Study screen helps in capturing Study information (study specifics,

products involved in the study licensed countries associated with the

study and the clinical references used in the expedited reports.

Study Information is required if a case has been reported while

conducting a study and the participating product(s) belong to the

company.

Configuration of the product is done using the Business Administration-

>Studies section.

To add a study

In the Business Configuration section, select Studies.

In the left panel, select a filtering criterion.

Select a Study and click to view the study details in the right panel.

The details of the study appear in the right panel.

Tip:

■ Before adding study, configure Project ID in codelist

■ You can click Add Study to create a new study(select Project ID,

then add study).

■ Use Copy to make an editable copy of an existing study.

■ Use Copy with Products to make an editable copy of an existing

study, along with all associated products.

Enter the Study ID and Study Name associated with the Study.

Select the Project ID for the Study

Select the Study Type associated with the Study, from the drop-down

list.

Enter the Other ID. This will be an alternative id for the Study.

Select Template to associate a template with the Study.

Click Select placed next to Investigator Alert to select or create an

Advanced Condition for this Study. When this condition is satisfied, the

system automatically sends an e-mail to the investigator group

associated with this study.

Select Study is eligible for Unblinding to enable the study to be

unblinded. If the Study Type selected is Not Blinded", this field is

disabled.

Select Enable Study Specific Encoding to enable the study specific

Auto Encoding. The Auto Encoding features helps you to configure

your own dictionary of encoded data.

Select Inherit Reporting Rules From the drop-down list to configure

study-based reporting requirements.

Adding WHO Drug Details (for adding a non-company product)

The system enables you to add WHO Drug detail information.

To add WHO Drug information

Select Add WHO Drug in the Products section to add the WHO Drug

details associated with the Study.

The system opens the WHO Drug browser window.

Select the Trade Name or the Ingredient radio-button, to search for the

WHO Drug term associated with either the Trade Name or the main

Ingredient of the drug.

Click Search to execute the search. The data is displayed as follows.

Select the required component/row (this can be the key Trade Name or

Ingredient).

The row now appears highlighted and the Drug Details section displays

the associated information.

Click Select to add this drug information in the Product Name section of

the Studies Configuration window.

The WHO Drug browser window closes and the drug appears in the

Study Reporting

Study Reporting is provided in the Study Configuration section to

configure study-based reporting requirements.

Usually the study-specific reporting is configured to handle reporting

requirements for non-company products, e.g. Placebo or a comparator

The reporting rules are not directly defined in the study, but rather

identify which reporting rules to check from the already configured

expedited reporting rules.

The identification is based on specifying what set of reporting rules to

evaluate, as per the criteria of:

■ Country

■ License Type

■ Reporting Destination

To configure study-based reporting

Click Add in the Inherit Reporting Rules From section. The Study

Reporting dialog opens.

Select Always Report as required. Checking this checkbox will force

Argus to check for qualifying expedited reporting rules based on the

country, license type and reporting destination specified even if no non-

company products are identified as study drugs.

Select the Country from the drop-down list. This field specifies which

country's reporting rules should be included. The drop-down list

includes countries for which the expedited reporting rules exist.

Select the License Type from the drop-down list. This field specifies

the license type to be considered for the specified country.

Select the Reporting Destination from the drop-down list. This field is

optional.

Specifying any value in this list limits the reporting rules to be

evaluated to the selected country, license type and reporting destination.

Using Organized by

The filtering browser displays in the top-left corner of the left panel. The

studies section can be filtered based on of any of the three combinations

shown in the following illustration.

The generated output is visible in a tree-format, in the left panel, based

on the entire categorization of Projects, Studies, Products.

If you enable the Organized by Study/Products, only the Study and

Product views will be available in the tree view in the left panel.

The Argus Console helps you to filter information further for the

Business Configuration section.

Once you have selected the Organized by, you can specify whether your

search should contain or start with specific alphabets.

Configuring Expedited Report Rules

This section describes the configuration of Expedited Reports using pre-

defined rules. These reports are required by Regulatory Authorities.

The Administrator is responsible for entering information about

Regulatory Authorities to which regulatory reports will be submitted.

The Reporting Rules configuration feature enables you to define the

reporting rules or criteria for the cases to be qualified for expedited

reporting.

Configuration of the expedited report rules is done using the Business

Administration -> Expedited Report Rules section

Protect Reporter and Patient Confidentiality Enables the user to

configure Protect Reporter and Patient Confidentiality. If this option

checked and a report is generated or draft is viewed, the Patient and

Reporter information will be hidden.

Select Origin of events to include-Domestic to include domestic cases

based on the country of incidence OR Select Origin of events to include-

Foreign to include foreign cases based on the country of incidence

Select Report on Study Drug not Administered. This option ensures that

all study drugs that are not administered are reported.

Select Active Moiety if you want to enable this option. When this option

is enabled the system will disable and ignore the county when evaluating

the domestic/foreign causality sections.

Timeframe field specifies the report's scheduled due-date based on the

number of days, after the initial receipt or significant follow-up date.

Select the required Form from the drop-down list of expedited report

forms.

Select the Local Comment Type from the drop-down list. This field is

used to extract local evaluator comments from case data.

Select the Clinical Reference Type from the drop-down list. This field

is used to obtain information from study configured for a case.

Select the Language and Message Type from the drop-down list.

Select the Listedness from the drop-down list. This ensures that the

license being evaluated for reporting is listed.

Select the Seriousness- Fatal/Life Threatening option from the drop-

down list. This field ensures that cases that contain Death or Life

Threatening seriousness criteria for an event are evaluated.

Select the Seriousness- Serious (Event) option from the drop-down

list. Enable this field to check if the event level seriousness assessment

is Serious

Select the Seriousness- Serious (Case) option from the drop-down

list. Enable this field to check if the case level seriousness assessment is

Serious

Select the Seriousness- Serious (Severity) option from the drop-down

list. This enables you to define the Severity as Mild, Moderate, Severe

and Unknown.

Select or create the Advanced Condition to restrict cases to the

advanced conditions defined here.

If any of these three causalities are confirmed, then the case will be

considered as reportable.

Select the Responsible Group from the drop-down list. This is the

group to which the reports scheduled by this reporting rule will be

assigned.

Select the Cover Letter from the drop-down list. Use this field to select

cover letters that have been configured for reporting template use.

Enter any regulatory report comments under the Comments text box.

Click Save to save the changes made to this section.

Using Organized by

The filtering browser is displayed in the top-left corner of the left panel.

The Expedited Report Rules section can be filtered on the basis of any of

the five combinations shown in the following illustration.

Consider the following examples:

■ If you enable Organized by Country/License Type/Reporting Rule,

then the output generated will be visible in a tree-format, in the left

panel, based on the entire categorization of Country, License Type and

Reporting Rule.

■ If you enable the Organized by Responsible Group/Reporting Rule,

then only the Responsible Group and Reporting Rule views will be

available in the tree view in the left panel.