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Finding everything about
  Findings About (FA)
          By
       Ramesh Gali
SDTM 3.1.2 Domains
Classification         Number of Domains
Findings               12 (DA|EG|IE|LB|MB|MS|PC|PE|PP|QS|SC|VS)
Events                 5 (AE|CE|DS|DV|MH)
Trial Design           5 (TA|TE|TI|TS|TV)
Special Purpose        4 (DM|CO|SE|SV)
Interventions          3 (CM|EX|SU)
Relationships          2 (SUPPQUAL|RELREC)
Findings About         1 (FA)
Total of 32 Domains with 723 variables/columns definitions
When to Use FA?
•   FA is a new domain created in SDTM 3.1.2

When to use FA:
• Data is stored in FA only when it does not fit in the other Domains or its Supplemental
  Qualifier.
• If data do not describe an event or intervention as a whole.
• If data indicates symptoms of an event. (Not to confuse with CE)
• Solicited adverse events related information.

Example Scenarios to use FA:

•   AE Severity timing. (AE timing/duration can be stored in AE domain but event’s
    severity timings can be stored in FA).
•   Units or Method of an Event or Intervention.
•   Details of a prerequisite primary diagnosis/condition that is not collected in MH.
•   Symptoms of an AE (ex: migraine) when symptom is not considered an AE.
•   Solicited AEs question responses can be collected in FA. Use RELREC to link to
    record in AE.
When not to use FA ?

If the data shares the event/intervention as a whole or if
the data shares the event/interventions timing as a whole
then such data should go into Supplemental Qualifier of
the domain not FA.
How to handle unrelated data in FA and
       then relate to parent domain?

• Data can be split into multiple datasets of related data.
  (Data splitting is introduced in SDTM 3.1.2)
• Domain = FA in all datasets while dataset name can be
  different as FA--. (Ex: Findings about Clinical Events can be
  named as FACE, while Findings about a custom domain RE can be
  named as FARE).
• Use RELREC to link records across datasets. Note: In
  RELREC to link record in RE with record in FARE,
  assign RDOMAIN=FARE (4 characters, instead of two
  character domain name).
Important Variables in FA

Important Variables:
   –    FATEST/FATESTCD: describes measurement/event.
   –    FAOBJ: describes event/intervention that the
        measurement/evaluation is about.
   –    FASPID: Sponsor defined ID variable. Value will link the row
        in FA to a row in parent domain. (It could be one-to-one or
        one-to-many relationship and relation type is noted in
        RELREC in RELTYPE variable).
   Examples:
   1. To capture severity of acne: FATEST=SEVERITY and
        FAOBJ= ACNE.
   2. To capture volume of a vomit: FATEST=VOLUME and
        FAOBJ= VOMIT
Scenario 1
Scenario 1 continued…
Scenario 2

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Finding everything about findings about (fa)

  • 1. Finding everything about Findings About (FA) By Ramesh Gali
  • 2. SDTM 3.1.2 Domains Classification Number of Domains Findings 12 (DA|EG|IE|LB|MB|MS|PC|PE|PP|QS|SC|VS) Events 5 (AE|CE|DS|DV|MH) Trial Design 5 (TA|TE|TI|TS|TV) Special Purpose 4 (DM|CO|SE|SV) Interventions 3 (CM|EX|SU) Relationships 2 (SUPPQUAL|RELREC) Findings About 1 (FA) Total of 32 Domains with 723 variables/columns definitions
  • 3. When to Use FA? • FA is a new domain created in SDTM 3.1.2 When to use FA: • Data is stored in FA only when it does not fit in the other Domains or its Supplemental Qualifier. • If data do not describe an event or intervention as a whole. • If data indicates symptoms of an event. (Not to confuse with CE) • Solicited adverse events related information. Example Scenarios to use FA: • AE Severity timing. (AE timing/duration can be stored in AE domain but event’s severity timings can be stored in FA). • Units or Method of an Event or Intervention. • Details of a prerequisite primary diagnosis/condition that is not collected in MH. • Symptoms of an AE (ex: migraine) when symptom is not considered an AE. • Solicited AEs question responses can be collected in FA. Use RELREC to link to record in AE.
  • 4. When not to use FA ? If the data shares the event/intervention as a whole or if the data shares the event/interventions timing as a whole then such data should go into Supplemental Qualifier of the domain not FA.
  • 5. How to handle unrelated data in FA and then relate to parent domain? • Data can be split into multiple datasets of related data. (Data splitting is introduced in SDTM 3.1.2) • Domain = FA in all datasets while dataset name can be different as FA--. (Ex: Findings about Clinical Events can be named as FACE, while Findings about a custom domain RE can be named as FARE). • Use RELREC to link records across datasets. Note: In RELREC to link record in RE with record in FARE, assign RDOMAIN=FARE (4 characters, instead of two character domain name).
  • 6. Important Variables in FA Important Variables: – FATEST/FATESTCD: describes measurement/event. – FAOBJ: describes event/intervention that the measurement/evaluation is about. – FASPID: Sponsor defined ID variable. Value will link the row in FA to a row in parent domain. (It could be one-to-one or one-to-many relationship and relation type is noted in RELREC in RELTYPE variable). Examples: 1. To capture severity of acne: FATEST=SEVERITY and FAOBJ= ACNE. 2. To capture volume of a vomit: FATEST=VOLUME and FAOBJ= VOMIT