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Clinical Research Data & System Strategy Session

This session highlights current practices and innovative strategies in clinical research enterprise systems. Led by Michael Kamerick and Diana Gumas, it aims to understand the existing state of clinical research capabilities, learn from peer institutions, and develop data management strategies for effective research execution. Key insights include the establishment of a "Data Trust" for governance, leveraging i2b2 for tissue and genotype identification, and creating protocol-specific data marts. The session emphasizes the importance of data accessibility, quality, and integration to optimize clinical research outcomes.

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Clinical Research Data & System Strategy Session

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  1. Clinical Research Data & System Strategy Session Michael Kamerick, Sr. Director of Health Systems Solutions, Recombinant Systems Diana Gumas, Director of Clinical and Clinical Research IT

  2. Goals for Today’s Session • Understand our current state with regards to clinical research enterprise systems • Learn what other institutions have done to leverage their clinical research enterprise systems • Develop a strategy for clinical research enterprise system data contents and interfaces

  3. Current State

  4. What are others doing? UMass – cohort discovery + finding samples in biobank based on clinical phenotype City of Hope – integrate i2b2 with tissue repository Cincinnati Children’s – Liver transplant registry, cohort discovery Thomas Jefferson – i2b2 linked with tumor registry & biospecimen repository Harvard / Mass General – use i2b2 for EHR driven genomic research in numerous disease categories Harvard/Partners - rheumatoid arthritis phenotypes using diagnosis codes & NLP of documents Insights from Michael Kamerick…

  5. High Level Points from Today’s Discussion • Establish a “Data Trust” and associate governance, to be led by Dr. Peter Greene with help from Recombinant • Limit data in caTissue to specimen metadata and limited clinical annotation. TBD as to what limits are reasonable • To make #2 work, need to be able to spin off as needed protocol-specific data marts for clinical data that researchers are entitled to. • Need for permissions registry • Use of i2b2 to find tissues associated with a clinical phenotype • (FUTURE) Use of i2b2 to find genotype associated with clinical phenotype • Data repository should be in FISMA-controlled environment • Labeling data as research data if in the clinical record • Need to more easily access image data from multiple sources

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