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From the beginning, NCI CBIIT has played an instrumental role in supporting the clinical trial process within NCI, with other agencies and groups in NIH and with other collaborating organizations and companies.
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Key Use Cases and Requirements
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- An ECCF service continually queries the clinical trials.gov site for up-to-date actively recruiting studies.
- A second ECCF service performs natural language processing and extracts the inclusion and exclusion criteria from the posted active clinical trials
- The caBIG® Clinical Information Suite abstracts a CCD summary that includes diagnoses, age, sex, and types of imaging studies as well as laboratory findings and submits the de-identified CCD to the knowledge management service within the ECCF.
- The knowledge management service develops a profile using the CCD to compare against known active clinical trials and publishes potential trials to the caBIG® Clinical Information Suite.
- The caBIG® Clinical Information Suite links the discovered clinical trials to the patient record based on a unique key and displays this information to the clinician when he accesses that patient's record.
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