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    CDASH Concomitant Medication

    German English

    Concomitant medication

    1 forms  
    1. StudyEvent: ODM-Test
      1. Concomitant medication
    General information
    Description

    General information

    Alias
    UMLS CUI-1
    C1508263 (General information section)
    LOINC
    MTHU015719
    Any meds?
    Description

    General prompt question to aid in monitoring and data cleaning.

    Data type

    text

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMYN (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826668 (Concomitant Medication Yes No Indicator)
    Details
    Description

    Details

    Alias
    UMLS CUI-1
    C1522508 (Details)
    LOINC
    MTHU027859
    Medication or Therapy
    Description

    Verbatim drug name or therapy (include only therapies with data collection characteristics similar medications).

    Data type

    text

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMTRT (undefined)
    CDASH/SDTM
    CMTRT (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2347852 (Concomitant Agent)
    Taken Prior to Study?
    Description

    To determine if medications were taken prior to study start.

    Data type

    text

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMPRIOR (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826667 (Concomitant Medication Previous Occurrence)
    Start Date
    Description

    Date when the medication was first taken.

    Data type

    partialDate

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMSTDAT (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826734 (Concomitant Medication Start Date)
    Ongoing
    Description

    Indicates medication or therapy is ongoing when no End Date is provided.

    Data type

    text

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMONGO (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826666 (Concomitant Medication Ongoing)
    End Date
    Description

    Date that the subject stopped taking the medication or therapy.

    Data type

    partialDate

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMENDAT (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826744 (Concomitant Medication End Date)
    Dose
    Description

    The dose of medication taken per administration.

    Data type

    float

    Measurement units
    • mg
    Alias
    CDASH
    CMDOSE (undefined)
    CDASH/SDTM
    CMDOSE+CMDOSU (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826811 (Concomitant Medication Dose)
    mg
    Frequency
    Description

    How often the medication was taken (e.g., BID, PRN).

    Data type

    text

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMDOSFRQ (undefined)
    CDASH/SDTM
    CMDOSFRQ (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826654 (Concomitant Medication Dose Frequency)
    Route
    Description

    Identifies the route of administration of the drug.

    Data type

    text

    Alias
    CDASH
    CMROUTE (undefined)
    CDASH/SDTM
    CMROUTE (undefined)
    UMLS CUI-1
    C2826730 (Concomitant Medication Route of Administration)
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    Concomitant medication

    1 forms
    1. StudyEvent: ODM-Test
      1. Concomitant medication
    Name
    Type
    Description | Question | Decode (Coded Value)
    Data type
    Alias
    Item Group
    General information
    C1508263 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Item
    Any meds?
    text
    CMYN (CDASH)
    C2826668 (UMLS CUI-1)
    No Yes Response
    Code List
    Any meds?
    CL Item
    NO (N)
    CL Item
    YES (Y)
    Item Group
    Details
    C1522508 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Concomitant Agent
    Item
    Medication or Therapy
    text
    CMTRT (CDASH)
    CMTRT (CDASH/SDTM)
    C2347852 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Item
    Taken Prior to Study?
    text
    CMPRIOR (CDASH)
    C2826667 (UMLS CUI-1)
    No Yes Response
    Code List
    Taken Prior to Study?
    CL Item
    NO (N)
    CL Item
    YES (Y)
    Concomitant Medication Start Date
    Item
    Start Date
    partialDate
    CMSTDAT (CDASH)
    C2826734 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Item
    Ongoing
    text
    CMONGO (CDASH)
    C2826666 (UMLS CUI-1)
    No Yes Response
    Code List
    Ongoing
    CL Item
    NO (N)
    CL Item
    YES (Y)
    Concomitant Medication End Date
    Item
    End Date
    partialDate
    CMENDAT (CDASH)
    C2826744 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Concomitant Medication Dose
    Item
    Dose
    float
    CMDOSE (CDASH)
    CMDOSE+CMDOSU (CDASH/SDTM)
    C2826811 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Item
    Frequency
    text
    CMDOSFRQ (CDASH)
    CMDOSFRQ (CDASH/SDTM)
    C2826654 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Frequency
    Code List
    Frequency
    CL Item
    BID (BID)
    CL Item
    TID (TID)
    CL Item
    QID (QID)
    CL Item
    QOD (QOD)
    CL Item
    QM (QM)
    CL Item
    PRN (PRN)
    CL Item
    UNKNOWN (UNKNOWN)
    Item
    Route
    text
    CMROUTE (CDASH)
    CMROUTE (CDASH/SDTM)
    C2826730 (UMLS CUI-1)
    Route of Administration
    Code List
    Route
    CL Item
    ORAL (ORAL)
    CL Item
    TOPICAL (TOPICAL)
    CL Item
    SUBCUTANEOUS (SUBCUTANEOUS)
    CL Item
    TRANSDERMAL (TRANSDERMAL)
    CL Item
    INTRAOCULAR (INTRAOCULAR)
    CL Item
    INTRAMUSCULAR (INTRAMUSCULAR)
    CL Item
    RESPIRATORY (INHALATION) (RESPIRATORY (INHALATION))
    CL Item
    INTRALESIONAL (INTRALESIONAL)
    CL Item
    INTRAPERITONEAL (INTRAPERITONEAL)
    CL Item
    NASAL (NASAL)
    CL Item
    VAGINAL (VAGINAL)
    CL Item
    RECTAL (RECTAL)
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