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NCI Managed CTEP TrialsTrialsTrialsCancer
Trial AttributeDescription
Complete
Trials with all data elements.
Industrial/Abbreviated
Trials with limited data elements. Industrial and Abbreviated terms are used interchangeably.
Consortia
Trials with mixed characteristics of Complete and Abbreviated Trials.
NCI ManagedTrials with a CTEP ID or DCP ID or both.
NCI Managed-CTEPTrials with a CTEP ID but not a DCP ID.
NCI Managed-DCPTrials with a DCP ID, with or without a CTEP ID.
NCI Sponsored-CTEPTrials for which the sponsor is "National Cancer Institute" with a CTEP ID but not a DCP ID.
NCI Sponsored-DCPTrials for which the sponsor is "National Cancer Institute" with a DCP ID, with or without a CTEP ID.
CCR

Trials that meet both of the following criteria:

  • The Lead Organization for the trial is "NCI – Center for Cancer Research" (the organization identified in CTRP as CTEP ID NCICCR and PO ID 16108126).
  • The trial does not have any CTEP IDs or DCP IDs.
Center Trials-Center Registered Complete

Trials with all data elements that meet both of the following criteria:

  • The trial was not submitted by CTRO or by DCP PIO.
  • The trial does not have any CTEP IDs or DCP IDs.
Center Trials-Center Registered Abbreviated

Trials with limited data elements that meet both of the following criteria:

  • The trial was not submitted by CTRO or by DCP PIO.
  • The trial does not have any CTEP IDs or DCP IDs.

Industrial and Abbreviated terms are used interchangeably.

Import from Clinicaltrials.govTrials imported from Clinicaltrials.gov.
Consortia/Other
Trials with mixed characteristics of Complete and Abbreviated Trials.

The following diagram illustrates the relationships between the different trial types.

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