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Integrated Data Management System

for the Biorepository

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Biorepository

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Part of the Mission and Goals Statement

… the limited availability of carefully collected andcontrolled, high-quality human biospecimens annotated

with essential clinical data and properly consented forbroad investigational use … is repeatedly identified by

the scientific community as a leading obstacle toprogress in post-genomics cancer research …

National Cancer Institute (NCI)Office of Biorepositories and Biospecimen Research (OBBR)

http://biospecimens.cancer.gov/about/overview.aspAccessed April 4, 2014

From the Office of Biorepositories and Biospecimen Research

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Standard Process

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Goal

• Combine different biobanks– Hollings Cancer Center– MUSC Brain Bank– SCTR biobank

• Link different data sets on one screen

For Researchers

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Goal

• Add additional knowledge relating to their samples without having to go to many different systems.

For Biorepository Personnel

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User Interface Capabilities

• Filter by ICD-9 codes – diagnostic descriptions• Filter by demographics– Age– Sex– Race

• Ability to de-identify data or eliminate entirely• Maintain an audit trail of samples reviewed• Add to shopping cart or wish list• Simple to use

Admin Slide

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Background

• Campus wide use of TissueMetrix using Oracle• Clinical Data Warehouse using Sybase IQ• Cancer Registry’s IMPAC system using MS SQL • Cerner CoPathPlus streaming HL7 messages• PenRad for mammography informatics• Lucene.Net indexing ICD-9 codes• Excel spreadsheets

Combines data from multiple data sources

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Technology Details

• Portal uses DNN as foundation• Authentication using LDAP• ICD-9 searches are created using Lucene.net • User Interface uses HTML5, JavaScript, jQuery • Web Services are written in JSON• MS SQL is used for middle tier• 128 bit Encrypted values change every 3 minutes

Geek Slide

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Identify System.

Can we Transform

Data Internally?

Does it have a Web

Service?

Staging Area

Application Web Service

START

YES

YES

NO

NO

Very Basic

Workflow

Data Access

Process

Transformas

needed

Balancing Act

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Biorepository Data

• Export data nightly to MS SQL database Data Warehouse

• Data is transformed and cleansed so it has consistent meaning.

• May involve restructuring, redefining, filtering, combining, recalculating and summarizing data fields

TissueMetrix using Oracle

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Storefront

Disease Sites Cases Tumor Primary

Plasma Buffy Coat Plasma

Anal

Bladder

Breast

5

256

190

9

451

365

20

700

250

10

277

292

TissueMetrix data

19

233

345

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Creating a Worksheet

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Shopping Cart List

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CDW

• Web Service to access data• Pass in an MRN and Date Range get back ICD-9

Codes• Working on:– Getting back Lab results– Getting back Treatments– Other areas

Clinical Data Warehouse using Sybase IQ

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Cancer Registry

• Web Service to access data• Pass in an MRN and get back– Tumor Information– Histology– Grade– Treatment– Other areas

Commercial Program using MS SQL

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Path Reports

• HermeTech HL7 listener• De-identifying Message and build the

document based upon the role of the user.• Pass the data down in JSON to be displayed as

standard HTML

Cerner CoPathPlus streaming HL7 messages

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So what did we end up with

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TBDSources

Radiology Cancer Registry

CDW

Path Reports TissueMetrix

Web Service

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End User

has a:

Larger set of

Data

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Rather

than:

Or stumbling

around in the

dark

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Security

• 128 bit Encrypted value changes every 3 minutes and is included in the Header of every browser request

• MRN is passed encrypted with key that changes every 3 minutes

• Values are checked on the Web Server to be within accepted values before sending to the Database Server

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Summary

• Provides researchers with a simplified view of specimens in inventory

• Users do not require direct access to the database

• Provides for electronic messaging when further interest in specimens is identified

• Identifies availability of specimens for grant proposals

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What have we learned

Think outside the

box

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Before the DemoAny Questions?

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Contact Information

Anita L. Harrison, MPAAssociate Director of AdministrationHollings Cancer CenterMedical University of South Carolina

William [email protected]

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