Author:
J. FitzGerald Thomas,Bishop-Jodoin Maryann,Laurie Fran,Hanusik Richard,Iandoli Matthew,Karolczuk Kathryn,Kessel Sandra,Prior Fred,Saltz Joel,Sharma Ashish,Knopp Michael,Rosen Mark,Xiao Ying,Followill David,Michalski Jeff,Elaimy Ameer,Shen James,Lee Peter,Cicchetti Maria Giulia,Moni Janaki
Abstract
Oncology clinical trials provide opportunity to advance care for patients with cancer. Bridging basic science with bedside care, cancer clinical trials have brought new and updated scientific knowledge at a rapid pace. Managing subject data in translation science requires a sophisticated informatics infrastructure that will enable harmonized datasets across all areas that could influence outcomes. Successful translational science requires that all relevant information be made readily available in a digital format that can be queried in a facile manner. Through a translational science prism, we look at past issues in cancer clinical trials and the new National Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute initiative to address the need of database availability at an enterprise level.
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