Data visualization

As studies proceed, it is crucial to have tools to monitor data collection and visualize subject-specific data. A dashboard for this purpose is currently under development. The mockups that were presented at the annual meeting show the information contained in the dashboards.

The dashboard provides an overview of a given study. It providessummary statistics and the composition of the study population and an overview of the infrastructure status, including warnings where necessary. A patient overview gives timely information about the status of data collection across subjects, and visualizes compliance.

The dashboard will provide the functionality to zoom into specific subjects with a summary of available data. The data can also be visualized at several resolutions, allowing study administrators to zoom in and examine data in a specific time period.

Security

No platform is complete without a robust security implementation. The RADAR-CNS uses OAuth 2.0 token-based authentication and authorization. A unique token is generated for each application that accesses the platform.

Future directions

We received some great feedback from the platform’s end-users and are looking forward to implementing their suggestions.

If you have any feedback on the RADAR-CNS platform, would like to contribute to the platform development, or would like to know more about this and other projects at the Hyve, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Contributions to the RADAR-CNS platform and suggestions for future collaborations are welcome!

Disclaimer: This communication reflects the views of the RADAR-CNS consortium and neither IMI nor the European Union and EFPIA are liable for any use that may be made of the information contained herein.

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