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ACUITY Training Documentation
  • ACUITY
    • Introduction
    • Background
    • System Components
    • Why is it useful?
    • Where can you use it?
    • User group
  • Granting access
    • VA Security Overview
    • User access
      • Adding new users
      • User roles and access
      • Granting access to drug programmes and datasets
      • Controlling views in VA HUB
        • Views available for REACT Packages
  • Data Loading
    • Data Loading Overview
      • ADMIN UI overview
        • ADMIN UI user guide
      • General overview
  • Creating a study
    • Configuring a drug programme
    • Configuring a dataset
  • Creating a dataset
    • Mapping mandatory data files
    • Loading mandatory data files
    • Reviewing data load success in ADMIN UI
      • Checking mandatory data load
      • Access to data load report
      • Data load statuses
      • Data load error classifications
      • Data load reports
    • Reviewing data quality in VA HUB
  • Data Loading Exercise
  • Loading Specific Data Types
    • Adverse Events
      • Adverse Events data
      • Mandatory data mappings
      • Mandatory data load
      • Reviewing mandatory data load in ADMIN UI
      • Reviewing mandatory data quality in VA HUB
      • Non-mandatory data mappings
      • Non-mandatory data load & reviewing load success in ADMIN UI
      • Reviewing non-mandatory data quality in VA HUB
      • Adverse events loading exercise
    • Labs
      • Labs data
      • Mapping Labs data
      • Loading Labs data and reviewing success in ADMIN UI
      • Reviewing Labs data quality in VA HUB
      • Labs loading exercise
    • Dosing & Exposure (PK)
      • PK data
      • PK concentration data
      • Specimen collection data
      • Stacked PK results data
      • Reviewing PK data quality in VA HUB
      • Dosing & Exposure (PK) loading exercise
    • Tumour Response (RECIST)
      • Tumour response data
      • Recist target lesion assessments (recist1) data
      • Recist non-target lesion assessments (recist1) data
      • Recist assessment summarised (recist2)
      • Recist data loading and review in ADMIN UI
      • Recist 1 & 2 data mapping, loading and reviewing
      • Reviewing tumour response (RECIST) data quality in VA HUB
      • Tumour Response (RECIST) loading exercise
        • Recist 1 and Recist 2 loading exercise
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Specimen collection data

This page describes the Specimen Collection data mapping, loading, and reviewing data with key points, in addition to what data you visualise in VA HUB.

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Mapping and loading this data in addition to the PK concentration data will generate the dosing and exposure view in VA HUB

This is the second of the two files required to generate the Analyte Concentration Over Time plot

Specimen identifier – the source data column in the Specimen Collection source data file must contain the same data for specimen identifier in the PK Concentration source data file

Specimen collection date/time - this field should be populated with the actual date and actual time of sample collection. When mapping two source data columns to one data field they must be separated by a comma followed by a space (, )

Protocol schedule day – this field is populated with the nominal day

Protocol schedule hour - this field is populated with the nominal hour

Protocol schedule min - this field is populated with the nominal min

Protocol schedule day, Protocol schedule hour, Protocol schedule min – although these are non-mandatory fields one or more of these fields must be mapped to the source data file for the visualisation to be displayed in VA HUB

Aggregation functions: the appropriate date format which represents the date format in the source data file must be selected

TRAINING VIDEO: This video walks through an example of mapping, loading, and reviewing Specimen collection data, highlighting the areas described above

Specimen Collection Data: Mapping, Loading and Reviewing