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	CT Advanced Topics: Region: US 22 September 09:00 - 13:00 (9am-1pm) US Eastern Time (English)

*Registration ends at 5:00pm EST (17:00) one business day prior to the training start date.

Course Description

The Controlled Terminology Advanced Topics course provides a comprehensive deep dive of topics introduced in the CT basics course and the introduction of novel terminology content. Topics include: 

• terminology pre-coordination and post-coordination 

• an overview of specimen-based findings domains and their associated terminology 

• best practices for CDISC change request submissions 

• a deep dive into the NCI Metathesaurus 

• considerations for Findings About terminology 

• a comprehensive overview of the supplemental terminology products available from CDISC, including codetable mapping files, CT relationships, the Unit-UCUM mapping file, and the LOINC-LB mapping file. 

Agenda

• Module 1: Terminology Pre- vs Post-Coordination

• Module 2: Best Practices for CDISC Change Request Submissions

• Module 3: Considerations for Specimen-based Lab Domains Terminology

• Module 4: Laboratory Findings (LB) Domain Deep Dive

• Module 5: Considerations for Units of Measure

• Module 6: Considerations for Findings About Terminology

• Module 7: Codetable Mapping Files

• Module 8: CT Relationships

• Module 9: NCI Metathesaurus Deep Dive

• Module 10: Controlled Terminology Extensions to Handle Anomalous Data Collection

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Understand the FDA requirement for LOINC codes in LB datasets and the suite of new variables that can be used to fully represent a LOINC code in the LB dataset.

• Identify/choose/select the appropriate domain for specimen-based lab data and identify which variables within those domains have associated CDISC controlled terminology.

• Submit accurate and precise change requests to ensure successful and timely processing of the request.

• Locate and use/reference CDISC Codetable Mapping files.

• Locate and use/reference the CT Relationships product.