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Pinnacle 21 – Clinical Metadata Repository

Pinnacle 21 clinical metadata repository
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Leverage our Clinical Metadata Repository to build studies with greater speed & quality

Define, reuse & govern standards in our Clinical MDR  

It all starts with standardization. Get your standards in place, and you’ve paved the way for getting higher quality clinical trial data, faster. Study builds and review cycles take days, not weeks. As a result, patient enrolment can start far earlier.

The Pinnacle 21 (P21) clinical metadata repository (CMDR) provides a central cloud platform to author, share, reuse and govern standards. And with our clinical MDR as your foundation, you can drive EDC and SDTM automation downstream, to optimize trials even further.  

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Why implement a Clinical MDR?

Faster study build with Pinnacle 21

Faster study build

Having re-useable, validated standards in a CMDR saves time on study setup. Now it’s possible to have study build wrapped up in under 6 weeks!

Improved governance with Pinnacle 21

Improved governance

Gain visibility and control over study content development by defining a governance workflow in your CMDR.

Greater quality with Pinnacle 21

Greater quality

Having a library of approved, validated standards ensures quality and consistency when you’re using content across future studies and standards. 

Effortless CDISC compliance with Pinnacle 21

Effortless CDISC
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A CMDR provides the assurance of CDISC compliance, with built-in compliant templates for designing new content, and error prompts along the way.  

Make informed decisions with impact visibility in Pinnacle 21

Make informed decisions with impact visibility

Understand how potential changes will affect related standards and studies in your MDR, so you can make more informed decisions.

Ensure data integrity with full traceability in Pinnacle 21

Ensure data integrity with full traceability

Gain complete visibility of access and updates to standards and studies across a trial’s lifecycle – with a full audit trail for full transparency.

Build studies up to 85% faster with Pinnacle 21’s Clinical MDR

How you’re better off with P21’s Clinical Metadata Repository

Start trials earlier & speed drugs to market

With faster study setup and EDC automation triggered from the clinical MDR, patient enrollment can start far earlier. Some organizations have reduced study build from 15 days to just 2! And we’ve seen review cycles cut in half, from 8 days to 4. So trials get underway quicker, and lifesaving drugs can be brought to market far sooner.

Cut costs & increase productivity

Since you’re largely reusing validated standards to build studies, less manual work and fewer resources are required. Skilled resources can be deployed elsewhere, meaning more cost-effective study setup.

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With validated, high quality standards in your clinical metadata repository, you know that the content you’ll reuse already complies with CDISC and other regulatory regulations. So that’s your road to submission approval sorted!

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Clinical study build made easy

With the clinical MDR underpinning our platform, you can automatically build your EDC from standards in Pinnacle 21.

Easily build studies from standards with Pinnacle 21 clinical MDR

Develop and gain approval for organizational standards in the CMDR with predefined or customized workflows.

Select relevant content from standards in your clinical metadata repository to build a study (e.g. forms, datasets, mappings).

Add any required visit schedules, custom edit checks, custom mappings etc. Visualize studies for your EDC in the clinical MDR.

Validate your study against internal and regulatory standards to ensure compliance.

Build your study for your chosen EDC from the Pinnacle 21 platform. Generate submission deliverables and required datasets.

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Watch this webinar to learn the efficiencies gained by implementing standards, and the before/after results you could achieve.

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Clinical Metadata Repository FAQs

What is clinical metadata?

Clinical metadata refers to the metadata used in clinical trials. Study data is the raw patient data collected during a trial. Metadata describes or provides information about the study data. It gives context to the data and provides a deeper understanding of the data. For example, dataset metadata provides context about the properties of a dataset, such as dataset name, label, and class. Variable metadata provides information about variable properties, such as format, type and controlled terminology.

What is metadata in clinical metadata management?

Metadata is information that describes or explains the data collected during a clinical study. Metadata is often referred to as ‘data about data’. Clinical metadata management refers to the process of collecting, seeing, updating, cleaning, and managing clinical trial metadata.

What is a clinical metadata repository in clinical trials?

A clinical metadata repository (also known as a clinical MDR) is a cloud based software tool to help data management professionals locate documents and data related to a clinical study. It’s a library for storing, sharing, managing and reusing standardized metadata assets, such as forms, datasets, terminologies and mappings. A clinical metadata repository is often referred to as a ‘single source of truth’ since it provides a centralized location for all relevant clinical trial metadata.

What is the purpose of a clinical metadata repository?

A clinical metadata repository is designed to provide a central location for stakeholders to find documents and data related to clinical studies. A clinical metadata repository – also known as a clinical MDR – is intended to improve the management of clinical metadata. Expected outcomes include increased data quality, greater consistency, faster data analysis, and earlier launch of new medicines to market.

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