Results Database Train -the-Trainer Workshop August 2021

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Adverse Event Information: IntroductionResults Database Train-the-Trainer WorkshopAugust 2021

Results Information Submission42 CFR Part 11 – Subpart C§ 11.48 – What constitutes clinical trial results information?42 CFR 11.48(a) applies to applicable clinical trials required to register and with a PrimaryCompletion Date on or after January 18, 2017 (effective date).Results information consists of: Participant flowDemographic and baseline characteristicsOutcomes and statistical analysesAdverse event informationProtocol and statistical analysis planAdministrative informationAdditional clinical trial results information for applicable device clinical trials of unapproved or uncleareddevice products

What AreAdverse Events?“A table of anticipated and unanticipatedserious adverse events grouped by organsystem, with number and frequency of suchevent in each arm of the clinical trial.”From: FDAAA 801, Sec. 282(j)(3)(I)(iii)(I)

What AreAdverse Events?“A table of anticipated and unanticipatedadverse events that are not included in the[Serious Adverse Events] table . . . that exceed afrequency of 5 percent within any arm of theclinical trial, grouped by organ system, withnumber and frequency of such event in eacharm of the clinical trial.”From: FDAAA 801, Sec. 282(j)(3)(I)(iii)(II)

Adverse Event Data Tables42 CFR 11.48(a)(4)Information for completing three tables summarizing anticipated and unanticipatedadverse events collected by arm or comparison group1) All serious adverse events2) Adverse events, other than serious adverse events, that exceed a frequency of5 percent within any arm of the clinical trial3) All-cause mortality

What Is Included in Adverse Events?Methods for collecting adverse events Time Frame Adverse Event Reporting Description If adverse event information collected in the clinical trial is collected based on a different definition of“adverse event” and/or “serious adverse event” Can also be used to clarify the analysis population, if necessary Source Vocabulary Name for Table Default Standard terminology, controlled vocabulary, or classification and version from which adverse event terms aredrawn, if any Collection Approach for Table Default The type of approach taken to collect adverse event information, whether systematic or non-systematicResults from: NCT00137969

What Is Included in Adverse Events? For each of the three tables Adverse Event Arm/Group Information Arm/Group Title and Arm/Group Description Total number of participants affected andat risk, by arm/group For serious and other adverse events Descriptive term for the adverse event Organ system associated with the adverseevent Number of participants affected by eachadverse event Number of participants at risk for eachadverse event, if different from the totalResults from: NCT00137969

Similarities between Publications andClinicalTrials.govPublication (Table 2)ClinicalTrials.govAdapted from: Merrill JT, et al. Arthrit Rheum, 2010 and NCT00137969

Best PracticesReport summary data at the end ofthe study. Not real-time adverse eventreporting while the study isongoingReport Serious Adverse Events andOther (Not Including Serious)Adverse Events in separate tables.Report data in accordance with theprocedures for data collectiondescribed in the study protocol. Use the Adverse Event TermAdditional Description todescribe the methods, asneeded.

For serious and other adverse events Descriptive term for the adverse event Organ system associated with the adverse event Number of participants affected by each adverse event Number of participants at risk for each adverse event, if different from the total. Results from: NCT00137969. 42 CFR 11.48\ 愀尩\ 尩\

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