Define structured eligibility criteria CDE
Use Case Number | Init1dbw7.pm19.1 |
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Brief Description | Structured eligibility criteria allows for data to be evaluated against standard criteria in the form of a CDE to determine eligibility to a clinical trial. For example, the eligibility criteria may be that the subject must be male and the structured criteria would be gender equals male. This can be represented as a CDE with an operator and value, e.g. age >= 21. |
Actor(s) for this particular use case | Metadata Specialist |
Pre-condition | None. |
Post condition | A structured eligibility criteria is encoded in a CDE. |
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Alternate Flow | A wide variety of structured eligibility criteria can exist that ranges from mathematical operations to boolean operations to even more complex ternary and beyond operations. |
Priority | Medium. |
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Fit criterion/Acceptance Criterion | Additional requirements need to be gathered to determine the range of operations and rules that can be encoded in structured eligibility criteria. |
Evaluate structured eligibility criteria
Use Case Number | Init1dbw7.pm19.2 |
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Brief Description | Once a set of structured eligibility criteria are encoded, a service should be able to evaluate that criteria against matching data. The data points themselves should reference the structured eligibility criteria CDE to which they refer. |
Actor(s) for this particular use case | Cancer Researcher |
Pre-condition | A form of structured eligibility criteria is available. |
Post condition | Each eligibility criteria is evaluated against source data. |
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Alternate Flow | None. |
Priority | Low. |
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Fit criterion/Acceptance Criterion | It is highly desirable that the results of each eligibility criteria is returned, but minimally the overall results (eligible or not) should be returned. |