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DART Form, IRES HIC, and OnCore Shell Training

May 11, 2022

Presented by: Sara Raboin and Cristina Panhans | Audience: Activation Project Managers | Purpose: To understand the processes of the new DART form, IRES HIC and OnCore Shell Training

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Transcript

  • 00:00Hit record. No.
  • 00:06All right?
  • 00:10So I think the the the main thing
  • 00:13that's new about this initial form.
  • 00:15I assume I'm taking this part,
  • 00:17is that correct? Is that it's?
  • 00:20It's still the same,
  • 00:21it's one long dart form,
  • 00:23but now the beginning part of this
  • 00:25form is a study intake form with
  • 00:27just some basic information that
  • 00:30would also need to be captured on
  • 00:32the dart form about the protocol.
  • 00:34The investigator.
  • 00:35We know you probably won't have any
  • 00:37idea what the HC is at this point.
  • 00:39And then what documents that we
  • 00:41have and whether or not the API has
  • 00:44any interest and the real point,
  • 00:46in my opinion of the first
  • 00:48part of this forum,
  • 00:49in many ways is to document those
  • 00:51studies that we're going to decline.
  • 00:54And having a sense of what information
  • 00:56we had when we declined it.
  • 00:59Did we just have a title and we knew
  • 01:00right away that we didn't want that?
  • 01:02Or did we have the whole protocol we
  • 01:04have already had a question about.
  • 01:07Can we add something for having we?
  • 01:08We have the whole regulatory.
  • 01:10Packet and we'll look at that for
  • 01:12for future updates to the form,
  • 01:14but just know even though that's
  • 01:16not on here to complete the rest
  • 01:18and the complete dart form,
  • 01:20you do need the full regulatory packet.
  • 01:23That's the trigger to complete
  • 01:24the full dart form,
  • 01:25but this first half we're going to complete
  • 01:28even if we don't have that full packet,
  • 01:31because that we might decide right earlier
  • 01:33on that we're going to decline the trial.
  • 01:35So this is how we're going to document it.
  • 01:37And this is the paper form
  • 01:39when this goes into red cap.
  • 01:41Hopefully within the next few weeks.
  • 01:43The idea is that it will be
  • 01:44somewhat of a smart form,
  • 01:46and so if you click no no
  • 01:48other things populate.
  • 01:49If you click yes,
  • 01:51then we'll have additional fields
  • 01:53to do the rest of the dark form.
  • 01:55And we'll be able to generate
  • 01:57a PDF once it's in red cap.
  • 01:58We'll do more training once
  • 02:00that comes out for signature.
  • 02:02All right?
  • 02:05I think most of the rest of this is similar.
  • 02:10We have the data table for
  • 02:13clinical research category types.
  • 02:15I will say that please always pull
  • 02:17up and look at this definition
  • 02:18when you are checking this off.
  • 02:20Make sure you're asking the investigator.
  • 02:22They should really be involved
  • 02:24in making this determination,
  • 02:25but we do have this wrong once in a while.
  • 02:27So just I think your part would
  • 02:29be if if when you're doing this
  • 02:30something just looks a little bit
  • 02:32wonky or doesn't make sense to
  • 02:33please escalate and ask the question.
  • 02:35Outside of the team and to your managers,
  • 02:38if if you need to.
  • 02:40Think that the office resources is
  • 02:43the same and the funding sources are
  • 02:46primarily all the same information
  • 02:48that was on the DART form previously.
  • 02:51If I am,
  • 02:52if I miss something that that
  • 02:53was new that I was thinking,
  • 02:55was there please just shout out?
  • 02:58This is the the part of the form
  • 03:00that really the investigator
  • 03:02should be helping to complete the
  • 03:04the the rationale and the design
  • 03:06and the importance for the Yale
  • 03:08Cancer Center absolutely should
  • 03:09be the investigator competing.
  • 03:11Competing protocols is something that
  • 03:13you can help to complete and fill out,
  • 03:15perhaps at times with the help of the CTM.
  • 03:18If you are unclear if certain
  • 03:20trials are competing.
  • 03:24OK. I think this is straightforward
  • 03:28and was part of the form previously
  • 03:30about the PRC for others,
  • 03:31and about the data safety monitoring plan.
  • 03:34A just a note to yourself to make your life
  • 03:37easier if you're not already doing this,
  • 03:39but if the the protocol doesn't come with
  • 03:41the data safety monitoring plan or you
  • 03:43don't see something clearly in the protocol,
  • 03:45reach back out and get it,
  • 03:46because this is often something that can
  • 03:49slow things up further down the line.
  • 03:52Drug device the same as before.
  • 03:55Accrual considerations think the
  • 03:57same as before.
  • 03:58Oftentimes, we are working with the
  • 04:00investigator for the Cancer Center.
  • 04:04We just want to make sure that when
  • 04:06we're looking at the annual accrual
  • 04:08goal and this is something that
  • 04:10Christine reminded me of that we
  • 04:11kind of look at clinicaltrials.gov
  • 04:12about what their goals are and their
  • 04:14timeframes are to make sure that
  • 04:16the numbers don't look really wonky.
  • 04:17Like if we say we're going to, oh,
  • 04:19actually, I'm sorry I'm misspeaking,
  • 04:21because this is just the goals and I'm
  • 04:23thinking about the encore shell which
  • 04:25asks the duration and it it's that
  • 04:27point where you want to look and say
  • 04:29you can't say you're going to do this
  • 04:31over three years when clinicaltrials.gov
  • 04:32has a primary completion date.
  • 04:34A year away from now,
  • 04:35since that's something that
  • 04:36they will ping you on.
  • 04:38Umm?
  • 04:40OK, I think that's the same rate as before.
  • 04:44As is.
  • 04:47This.
  • 04:51Same here.
  • 04:54Just a note and I think that this
  • 04:56is not about the form itself,
  • 04:57but I'm going to just stay here to
  • 04:59to say that please at the time of
  • 05:02this form early on we should be
  • 05:03asking this question for the sponsors
  • 05:05and basically making the assumption
  • 05:07almost that our care centers that are
  • 05:08included unless it's a phase one trial.
  • 05:11So I think just doing yourselves a favor
  • 05:14and and and starting to include that
  • 05:16that question earlier with our sponsors.
  • 05:23Really quite the same and then the the.
  • 05:27Sign off. And that it will be
  • 05:29reviewed at the DART meeting.
  • 05:34OK.
  • 05:38Now we have the prioritization
  • 05:39rubric and this is really another
  • 05:41part where the investigator,
  • 05:43the DART leader in fact,
  • 05:45needs to strongly come in.
  • 05:47I think the listing the team
  • 05:49members has not changed.
  • 05:50It's really as we Scroll
  • 05:51down and look at the.
  • 05:53The scoring rubric so I don't know if you
  • 05:56guys have been using this a little bit.
  • 05:59This is tweaked slightly so you
  • 06:00wouldn't have used this exact one,
  • 06:02but does this look familiar with this to you?
  • 06:08The only thing that seems to have
  • 06:10changed is the point scores.
  • 06:12But yes, it's pretty much is the
  • 06:14same as of the O dot score sheet.
  • 06:15Some things awaited more or less like
  • 06:17I know union investigators waited.
  • 06:19Well, the definition actually
  • 06:20changed used to be 10 years.
  • 06:21This is five years now,
  • 06:23but it's not nowhere.
  • 06:24It's just it's changed a little.
  • 06:27But you see, OK?
  • 06:28I thought that the I knew I know
  • 06:30that the CTMS have all seen this.
  • 06:32I was not sure fully about
  • 06:34the project managers but just
  • 06:36a couple of things to say.
  • 06:39Oh, I do have a question.
  • 06:40If you could do it now.
  • 06:43Yes, so going up.
  • 06:47So, Umm, so clinical significance.
  • 06:49Both Vera milliliter to tumors.
  • 06:52And like I, I wasn't sure where that belongs,
  • 06:55because most of our studies are
  • 06:57molecular targeted tumors at this point.
  • 07:00But they also have,
  • 07:01I mean, like self studies.
  • 07:02They still tend to score
  • 07:04higher than one point,
  • 07:05so like which one takes
  • 07:07precedence and that they usually
  • 07:08score like two to three in the
  • 07:10clinical significance scale.
  • 07:12In this one, it should
  • 07:15be highest priority for.
  • 07:17Potential benefit changing practice.
  • 07:21Or a rare molecular targets.
  • 07:26You know what I'm going to say that
  • 07:28that's a good question and I might
  • 07:29have to get back to you on that one.
  • 07:31But that is one that ultimately might
  • 07:34be different depending on the trial,
  • 07:36even within cellular,
  • 07:37and that the DART leader needs
  • 07:39to make that judgment call.
  • 07:41And I think that the PRC will make a
  • 07:43decision on whether or not they agree,
  • 07:45but I think that that's a fair question
  • 07:47to say that what if it's one or the other?
  • 07:49I would assume that you're going to go
  • 07:51with the one that's the higher score
  • 07:53if it truly does fit that category.
  • 07:55Highest priority potential for
  • 07:57patient benefit and practice changing.
  • 08:07So for patient availability,
  • 08:08I just want to stop on this
  • 08:10one very briefly too. We are,
  • 08:11and unfortunately I think this is
  • 08:13Jessica was asking about this and
  • 08:15and she's out today, but she will.
  • 08:17She will see this recording.
  • 08:20We are working on better ways to
  • 08:22get the patient availability from
  • 08:24EPIC to actually have numbers,
  • 08:26we have analytic cases, or in other words,
  • 08:30the number of new cases or first time being
  • 08:33treated at our center cases for for diseases,
  • 08:36but we really don't have a great consistent
  • 08:39way across teams to pull more specific
  • 08:42information about patient availability.
  • 08:44So in the absence of that we
  • 08:46really do need to rely on the DART
  • 08:48leaders and and the team to give.
  • 08:50Reasonable estimates of what they expect,
  • 08:53and I think that you're going to remind
  • 08:55yourself because you're looking at
  • 08:56this when you're looking at accrual.
  • 08:58If you say it's 10 because you
  • 09:00want that higher score.
  • 09:02And it's really three you're going
  • 09:04to shoot yourselves in the foot,
  • 09:07because when it's reviewed it a year from
  • 09:10now and we haven't met 50% of our enrollment,
  • 09:12then it can be put on the list for
  • 09:15foreclosure later on down the line.
  • 09:17So just be remind your DART leaders a
  • 09:19little bit the meaning of this and that.
  • 09:21The implications for future review
  • 09:23when you're looking at these things.
  • 09:27Competing trials prior, we used
  • 09:29to actually have this match the
  • 09:31the you know, the initial annual
  • 09:33accrual question on the dot
  • 09:35form has that changed because
  • 09:37it's up there above.
  • 09:38Yeah, there's a question
  • 09:40higher about this as well,
  • 09:42but it should be consistent, right?
  • 09:44These two should match.
  • 09:45Yeah, that's yeah.
  • 09:46Exactly what you're saying.
  • 09:48As regardless of patient,
  • 09:50because we also have we,
  • 09:51I mean our doctors have worked to
  • 09:53get some numbers for our clinics,
  • 09:54but it doesn't really matter.
  • 09:55Still with accrual,
  • 09:56because all patients won't be eligible
  • 09:58depending on lines of treatment.
  • 10:00So we still tend
  • 10:00to go with the dollar form.
  • 10:03Still totally an estimate.
  • 10:07Competing trials, I think straightforward
  • 10:09care centers investigator initiated.
  • 10:14Sponsor type again all straight
  • 10:17forward and and the same.
  • 10:20Is what has been found here.
  • 10:24A little just comment about
  • 10:27externally peer funded.
  • 10:28I've seen in Encore a quite a
  • 10:31few NCTSN trials listed this way
  • 10:33incorrectly and just a bit of a
  • 10:36reminder that those NCTSN trials
  • 10:38that were pulling down from CSU
  • 10:41from Alliance and ECOG and whatnot,
  • 10:43and I think all of you know this now,
  • 10:45and this these are old trials,
  • 10:46but I'm just going to point it
  • 10:48out because we were QA and this
  • 10:50last week those were all national.
  • 10:58OK, I think again these ones
  • 11:00are all pretty straightforward.
  • 11:10And then here comes the the
  • 11:13part that is the the really.
  • 11:16The new part is that these scores
  • 11:18really really mean something now,
  • 11:20and they mean something at the DART level.
  • 11:22And if something scores a priority
  • 11:24zero to five, it does not move
  • 11:27forward as it is written to PRC.
  • 11:29And I think we all know that the very
  • 11:31first question that's going to come
  • 11:33back is there are certain trials.
  • 11:35That are not going to meet this that
  • 11:38we still really, really, really,
  • 11:39really, really want to move forward.
  • 11:41And I think that that.
  • 11:43That question is going to come up
  • 11:45probably at the next START leader
  • 11:46meeting and at our Seatac meeting,
  • 11:48which is our clinical Trials Advisory
  • 11:52Committee which is made up of a
  • 11:54lot of our Cancer Center leaders.
  • 11:55And so I think that this is during
  • 11:59this pilot what we're going to be
  • 12:02looking at is are there things that
  • 12:04are falling into that score that
  • 12:06shouldn't and just kind of just know
  • 12:08that that those discussions will be had,
  • 12:10kind of with the with the
  • 12:12leadership and the DART leaders.
  • 12:13If you have a trial that falls
  • 12:15into that priority level and you
  • 12:17know that the DART leader is going
  • 12:20to want to move forward anyway,
  • 12:22just to escalate it through the
  • 12:23ID of the team and the clinical
  • 12:24trials manager of the team.
  • 12:31OK.
  • 12:37It's.
  • 12:41So hopefully this will be
  • 12:43fairly a fairly painless change,
  • 12:46although I know that there will be
  • 12:47bumps in the road as soon as we start.
  • 12:49Using the form because they're always are.
  • 12:56One have any other questions?
  • 12:58I I did have one question regarding
  • 13:01the funding, so NCI studies.
  • 13:02Oftentimes as we know don't like they won't
  • 13:06cover the full scope of what the cost.
  • 13:10Do we consider them partially
  • 13:12funded or fully funded or like?
  • 13:13I know some studies do pay more like paradox.
  • 13:15I think pays more,
  • 13:16but like I know that ecoc,
  • 13:18like you know the the national equal
  • 13:20studies only tend to have a case
  • 13:23statement of like 3 to 4000 sometimes.
  • 13:25So do you consider the does it make?
  • 13:26So what's the difference going to be?
  • 13:28What's the deciding factor between
  • 13:29push fully funded and partial funded
  • 13:31when it comes to NCI studies?
  • 13:33Yeah, let me actually confirm that
  • 13:35question with Adam Rashka because
  • 13:37I consider them partial funding.
  • 13:39Oh, it actually says right here.
  • 13:41Partial, but it's also under
  • 13:43funding certainly or confirmed
  • 13:46art and Cancer Center funding.
  • 13:48I yeah, I think we're going to
  • 13:50have to look at the funding sheet.
  • 13:51Probably of a lot of these.
  • 13:54They almost never have full
  • 13:55funding if they're in NCTSN trial.
  • 13:59Right, OK, so we would mostly
  • 14:00consider these to be partially
  • 14:02funded then. I'm just not
  • 14:04sure what we should do is what they
  • 14:07all come with the funding sheet,
  • 14:09and so we might have to
  • 14:10look at those individually.
  • 14:11But this is also a question.
  • 14:12Then I'll bring back to I'm Adam Rosback
  • 14:16just what determines an NCI
  • 14:17study to be fully funded?
  • 14:19Because I agree, I also consider
  • 14:20those to be partial funded.
  • 14:21I just don't know what a fully funded
  • 14:23NCI study would be considered like.
  • 14:25What does what does mean to cover
  • 14:26to meet that definition of fully
  • 14:28absolutely? That's a fantastic question.
  • 14:32Good question.
  • 14:37All right, we're
  • 14:38going to stop sharing. Sense.
  • 14:43And then we can if no one else
  • 14:46has any other questions actually,
  • 14:48before we move on, I just wanted
  • 14:50to make it clear to everyone that.
  • 14:52You know, as we've discussed before,
  • 14:54the dark form should be
  • 14:56filled out with you and the π,
  • 14:59so just want to make sure that you
  • 15:01guys don't feel like it's your sole
  • 15:04responsibility to fill this form
  • 15:06out your role as administrator.
  • 15:10Just to clarify Jesse, it's
  • 15:12the Dark leader leader, sorry.
  • 15:17So yes, I just wanted to
  • 15:20clarify that. With everyone.
  • 15:27So I was looking at the flow when I
  • 15:29when I when I was saying that so that
  • 15:31we're going to have to change that.
  • 15:33Because the video says API.
  • 15:36Yeah, I think the expectation because
  • 15:38of the scoring and the ultimate sign
  • 15:40off is actually the DART leader,
  • 15:41though I would imagine that the API may be
  • 15:44depending on the disease group and subset.
  • 15:47Have to also provide some information.
  • 15:51But ultimately, the final version of
  • 15:53the form and what's on there, and the
  • 15:55scoring is is at the DART leader level.
  • 16:02Can't wait.
  • 16:05Who? Christine, do I want to
  • 16:09go into HC creation? And of
  • 16:11course shell? Yes let me. Share my screen.
  • 16:20OK. All right, so first when you're
  • 16:25going through and you know starting
  • 16:28the HC number and the encore shell,
  • 16:31you'll really at minimum need two things.
  • 16:34One is the completed signed dart
  • 16:37form and the other is the protocol.
  • 16:40So this is one that I know
  • 16:41RIA has been waiting on.
  • 16:42The AC #4. Thank you for allowing
  • 16:46me to demonstrate this.
  • 16:48It was actually my list to do.
  • 16:51I didn't know you were
  • 16:52demonstrating it, so thank
  • 16:53you. So it was a good timing here, all right.
  • 16:57And so then I also have pulled
  • 16:59up irez and Encore and the
  • 17:04clinicaltrials.gov website, and so.
  • 17:07First, you'll want to go into Irez
  • 17:10and you'll hit create new study.
  • 17:12You can get to this through
  • 17:14either it pretty much as long as
  • 17:16you're not on the library tab.
  • 17:17I believe creative study shows up for you,
  • 17:19so if you just don't see it,
  • 17:20click on a another tab.
  • 17:23And then it'll ask you for
  • 17:25some basic study information,
  • 17:27and so with with this,
  • 17:29the title of the study
  • 17:31you will want to match.
  • 17:32Kind of our format for Encore as well.
  • 17:35And so I'm going to go to the protocol.
  • 17:39And copy the title.
  • 17:47Back could be a lot of navigating
  • 17:50here, so I will start with the
  • 17:53protocol number. Oh no was it 1?
  • 17:57I have to double check that.
  • 17:59And then.
  • 18:02In Ankara, we all will also
  • 18:04add the IRB record here.
  • 18:05I don't know the IRB record
  • 18:07for this one at this point.
  • 18:10Have to look at other
  • 18:12documents that we've received,
  • 18:13so I'm just going to kind of remove it now,
  • 18:17but this would match the equivalent field
  • 18:20and encore and then for the short title.
  • 18:23Actually let me make sure
  • 18:24the study number get 132 OK.
  • 18:28Then for the short title,
  • 18:29you're kind of going to do the same
  • 18:32thing where you start with the.
  • 18:34The number we usually use a comma
  • 18:36here just to visually and encore.
  • 18:39It looks a little better and then
  • 18:42you can enter the clinicaltrials.gov
  • 18:45short title if you don't have the
  • 18:49clinicaltrials.gov short title,
  • 18:50you can use the the study title as well.
  • 18:53On for this specific study on the Protocol,
  • 18:56I didn't see a clinicaltrials.gov number.
  • 19:02But my best guess is that it is
  • 19:05this one from Googling the the
  • 19:09title that it is this one,
  • 19:11but I am going to kind of skip over
  • 19:14actually entering this information
  • 19:16just because I would confirm with
  • 19:19the sponsor 1st instead of having
  • 19:21to kind of go back and correct it.
  • 19:23So for now can always update it,
  • 19:25but for now I'm going to use
  • 19:28the the same title here.
  • 19:30For brief description,
  • 19:31we typically copy the objectives
  • 19:34from the protocol.
  • 19:35Umm?
  • 19:39Hopefully the table of contents
  • 19:41allows me to just skip down there.
  • 19:45Nope, maybe not.
  • 19:47It should be linked, it does OK. Umm?
  • 19:52So we at least copy the like primary
  • 19:56and secondary if if there's space,
  • 19:59we can copy the exploratory,
  • 20:02but at least do the primary and secondary.
  • 20:08And I can come back to kind of reformat
  • 20:11that without wasting everybody's time.
  • 20:14So for the IRB, they do,
  • 20:17the the application will actually change and
  • 20:20the functionality of the system will change.
  • 20:22So definitely make sure you
  • 20:25answer this question correctly.
  • 20:27So this is definitely a
  • 20:29multi site industry trial.
  • 20:31None of the none of these statements apply,
  • 20:33so I'm going to select none of the above.
  • 20:37I'm going to most of our studies that
  • 20:39are industry have an external IRB.
  • 20:41I'm so I'm going to say yes.
  • 20:42I don't know if it's weird bar yet.
  • 20:45Actually advarra all right?
  • 20:47Well, let me just thank Yuria.
  • 20:53Just see that.
  • 20:56So for now I am listed as the Pi,
  • 20:59although it is Doctor Estupi,
  • 21:01but for now I'm going to keep my name here.
  • 21:04And this will help with like proxying,
  • 21:06getting the proxies there.
  • 21:08So I don't know of a financial
  • 21:11conflict with Doctor Isufi and Abby,
  • 21:13who's the sponsor and then does it
  • 21:16prospectively assign research to subject
  • 21:18to research subjects to one or more
  • 21:21interventions, and so this one. Is. Yes.
  • 21:29Christina I may have made missed this,
  • 21:32but did you have to put yourself as a
  • 21:34local principal investigator or does it
  • 21:36automatically populate because you're
  • 21:38automatically populates just
  • 21:40because I opened the opened to
  • 21:42create a new study? The default
  • 21:46Christina can I ask another
  • 21:49question for the financial
  • 21:50interest related to this research?
  • 21:54If we haven't done any FTF's or
  • 21:56anything like that, are we just
  • 21:58always assuming the answer is no,
  • 22:00and then we go back and update it?
  • 22:01Or are we supposed to ask
  • 22:03the investigator each time?
  • 22:05At this point, you know as you get
  • 22:08to know your your PI's and your
  • 22:11industry sponsors the big ones.
  • 22:13Usually you kind of already know,
  • 22:15but just by default answer no.
  • 22:17For this one it does connect.
  • 22:20Iris does connect to or there's a review
  • 22:23for the COI system where the PI's,
  • 22:25I believe annually have to enter
  • 22:28their conflicts in there and so.
  • 22:33I would say no for now and then
  • 22:35unless you absolutely know otherwise,
  • 22:37and then regulatory will come in here
  • 22:39and kind of verify based on their
  • 22:42information as well. OK, thank you.
  • 22:47All right, so prospectively assigning
  • 22:50we have health related outcomes, yes.
  • 22:55And then you'll want to go
  • 22:56and attach the protocol.
  • 22:57Here I'm just going to
  • 22:59kind of skip this for now,
  • 23:01because the IT takes a little bit to load,
  • 23:03but essentially you just
  • 23:04attach and find your document.
  • 23:10And if you hit continue,
  • 23:11it'll essentially then give you
  • 23:14the HIC number with with kind
  • 23:17of the application shell here.
  • 23:19So I'm just going to say
  • 23:21all protocol right here,
  • 23:22because we do need an answer.
  • 23:27And then so once you're here.
  • 23:31They just kind of hit save
  • 23:33and I would navigate to.
  • 23:37The next piece of that you want is
  • 23:40the local study team members, so.
  • 23:44Kind of skipping most of the
  • 23:47application and coming here so I
  • 23:50don't have the team members off the
  • 23:52top of my head so I am going to.
  • 23:54I'm going to put Ria here.
  • 23:59And at this point, what your goal
  • 24:02is is to add the study team members
  • 24:06at minimum that you'll want to.
  • 24:09So that's essentially all regulatory.
  • 24:12If you have the sub investigator list.
  • 24:16It would be helpful to
  • 24:17have them listed as well,
  • 24:18but at minimum you'll just want
  • 24:22the people that need Pi proxy to
  • 24:25be added kind of immediately.
  • 24:27So if you're not listed here,
  • 24:29you won't have access,
  • 24:30and so if you need it to
  • 24:32eventually come to regulatory,
  • 24:33you'll want to make sure
  • 24:35to add regulatory here.
  • 24:37So just as if as if RIA were a coordinator,
  • 24:40and then add her in here and then,
  • 24:43you'll want to add the like.
  • 24:46The activation coordinators,
  • 24:47so I'm going to add my something here.
  • 24:56Everything.
  • 25:20At this point we do want all of the like
  • 25:25regulatory managers kind of listed in here.
  • 25:30And proxy need so that we can help
  • 25:33cover for our staff as needed.
  • 25:35And then I'm going to add in my
  • 25:38activation coordinators as well.
  • 26:02OK.
  • 26:06That's I think I will leave it to this
  • 26:08for now, but you guys get the idea.
  • 26:11I think you know you can also add in the CTM.
  • 26:17Your maintenance coordinator should
  • 26:19probably also be listed at this time.
  • 26:22All Reg managers the senior Reg managers
  • 26:24and I think Amber wants to be listed too,
  • 26:27but just for the purpose of the demo.
  • 26:29Sorry Christine, it's Dominique.
  • 26:31Do we have a list of all of the
  • 26:34regulatory coordinators? Because
  • 26:35I know for my
  • 26:36different DART teams they gave me.
  • 26:39Some of the coordinators like
  • 26:41Allison like Allison Canola and like
  • 26:44Marcy Garcia, but these other ones.
  • 26:46I don't think they have on my list.
  • 26:50Yes, I can show you there.
  • 26:53We have a little chart on the
  • 26:56activation tracker on like team
  • 26:58contacts and so you can see which
  • 27:00red coordinators kind of aligned with
  • 27:02your dart and also the manager is
  • 27:04listed there and that whole activation
  • 27:06is listed on that spreadsheet that
  • 27:08like you gave me access to OK.
  • 27:14And you know, Bria could be added
  • 27:16on here for phase one, but just to
  • 27:19save a little bit of time here. Umm?
  • 27:26So then you can essentially hit save and
  • 27:32exit. Give it a moment to save here.
  • 27:42Any day now.
  • 27:47I'm just hoping you won't
  • 27:48crash on me or anything.
  • 27:51There we go all right. OK,
  • 27:53so now this is kind of the important step.
  • 27:56If you exit out of the application so
  • 28:00it's listing me, it's listing no proxies,
  • 28:03and so because I'm listed as the API for now,
  • 28:07I can essentially assign proxies,
  • 28:09so just pretty easy just hit assign
  • 28:12proxies here and then you can.
  • 28:14Best part is that you can just
  • 28:17click everybody on your list,
  • 28:19so you'd want to do this.
  • 28:22To all regulatory coordinators.
  • 28:24Yeah, I don't know if you actually want
  • 28:26to be a proxy or not, but well, I can.
  • 28:28Maybe for this one.
  • 28:32And then you add them here and you hit OK,
  • 28:35and then they will all pop here.
  • 28:39So unfortunately, unless you're proxy,
  • 28:41you cannot submit the study.
  • 28:42You can't respond to correspondence.
  • 28:46You couldn't do any mods later.
  • 28:47Adding other people,
  • 28:48and so that's why we just up front,
  • 28:51essentially at everyone possible to proxy.
  • 28:55And I think it sorry,
  • 28:57go ahead, go ahead.
  • 28:59Proxy to just create the HIAC.
  • 29:03No. So I'm I'm wondering if it
  • 29:05would make sense not to add,
  • 29:07because they'll essentially roll
  • 29:08off the project as soon as it's
  • 29:10activated and won't be in Iris anymore.
  • 29:12I just don't want them getting
  • 29:14a bunch of emails perhaps.
  • 29:18And and we can always,
  • 29:20you know, remove them too.
  • 29:23It's easier to remove proxies than than add.
  • 29:28But yeah, the the PM's do
  • 29:31not need to proxy themselves.
  • 29:33Can it would be easy to just kind
  • 29:36of go in here and and say no.
  • 29:38And update the list as long as
  • 29:40I'm listed as the API there,
  • 29:42it's it's easy to to manipulate.
  • 29:46And so. At least you know.
  • 29:50Make sure to just be adding the
  • 29:52regulatory team here and then what
  • 29:54you'll want to do before you say,
  • 29:56OK, I'm done is.
  • 29:58Go back and make sure that
  • 30:01you are not the Pi.
  • 30:03And so I'm going to come back here.
  • 30:06Change the π.
  • 30:13And add doctor Sufi here.
  • 30:16And it update and hit save.
  • 30:27And then once I exit, you'll see
  • 30:29that there's I no longer have the
  • 30:31ability to change proxies there. Umm?
  • 30:40There's still a lot of people
  • 30:41in the system right now.
  • 30:45OK, well while that's waiting,
  • 30:46let me log and talk.
  • 30:54Alright, so we got the HC number
  • 30:57assigned to this one at least.
  • 30:59And so we can start the encore cell.
  • 31:03So the easiest way for me is I
  • 31:05just never get over to PC console
  • 31:08and I start new protocol. And so.
  • 31:14OK, all right. Well, we'll continue for now.
  • 31:17So in here I'm going to put the.
  • 31:23Me zeros is that for five?
  • 31:299 of 20 zero. Right?
  • 31:37So I'll so the protocol number
  • 31:39should be the assigned HAC
  • 31:41number that you've just created.
  • 31:45Nora's library is oncology
  • 31:48your organizational unit.
  • 31:51Is Cancer Center?
  • 31:52You will want the NCT number I.
  • 31:55I'm leaving this blank only
  • 31:57because I want to confirm with the
  • 31:59sponsor before I add it in there.
  • 32:01Department will be.
  • 32:07There we go. Oncology the exception.
  • 32:10Here, I believe, is for PEDs.
  • 32:11They will put PEDs here for the department,
  • 32:17but this one specifically oncology
  • 32:19so then the easiest thing then
  • 32:21to kind of complete the rest
  • 32:23because I've already nicely
  • 32:24done the title and short title.
  • 32:26I'm just going to come here.
  • 32:28And copy and paste.
  • 32:32What I have done?
  • 32:39Objectives are pretty much
  • 32:41the same thing of the.
  • 32:44Proof description that we're adding
  • 32:47in the primary and secondary. Umm?
  • 32:58Try to format this at least slightly
  • 33:01nicely. Just kind of looks better.
  • 33:05But I mean I can. At this moment. Thank you.
  • 33:13Thank you.
  • 33:16OK. You do that for now.
  • 33:18Right, so then you can continue here.
  • 33:23So this is where you'll
  • 33:25probably get some of these from
  • 33:27the dark form as well, but.
  • 33:30Umm? Let's see, uh phase.
  • 33:35So for phase we typically add
  • 33:39the whatever the protocol says.
  • 33:42Sometimes you can refer to
  • 33:44what clinicaltrials.gov says.
  • 33:49Let me look at the protocol here.
  • 33:51Let's see what it says.
  • 33:59Case 1B2.
  • 34:15I'm going to select one to two.
  • 34:17I don't think we normally or 1B2.
  • 34:25And B2 is an option. OK, all right?
  • 34:28So we'll go with 1B2.
  • 34:30This one it's not local or international.
  • 34:34I took a peek at the protocol.
  • 34:36It didn't seem like it was international,
  • 34:37so it would be local or sorry national.
  • 34:41This one's in adults.
  • 34:43There is a ID and drug accountability needed.
  • 34:48It is not investigator initiated.
  • 34:52Umm for? Involves therapy.
  • 34:59You you would select NA if.
  • 35:03No therapy is being given
  • 35:05as part of the study.
  • 35:07So this one should be yeah.
  • 35:12All right, it is not only open for affiliate.
  • 35:17On the summary, it's not only.
  • 35:22A cruel summary, not a cruel summary only.
  • 35:27OK, then protocol type.
  • 35:29This one is a treatment study.
  • 35:32This should also be on the
  • 35:35dark form I believe. Umm?
  • 35:38Cancer control does not look like this
  • 35:44study this, I would say this is more true
  • 35:46cancer treatment versus cancer control,
  • 35:48so I'm going to say no and it's
  • 35:51not really cancer prevention.
  • 35:54So this should also be on the dart form.
  • 35:56This one is interventional.
  • 35:59Registration Center this is.
  • 36:02An external registration center sponsor site.
  • 36:05Involves correlates or companions for.
  • 36:09For this,
  • 36:10I believe we want to only select yes.
  • 36:15If we're using.
  • 36:18Is this one?
  • 36:19It's another protocol hold on.
  • 36:22No, I'm getting confused on
  • 36:23which one you switched here Sir.
  • 36:25Is this one of the ones that
  • 36:27you had to clarify or was this?
  • 36:28No
  • 36:29change did not change this one.
  • 36:32OK then, then we always select no OK.
  • 36:36It's like no less identified during
  • 36:39activation startup so much still for
  • 36:40sure that it's yes I would select no.
  • 36:43OK, all right
  • 36:45so so I just have a question on that.
  • 36:47So for example,
  • 36:47a lot of our studies have like long term
  • 36:50follow-up studies that accompany them.
  • 36:51Is that considered a companion study then
  • 36:53or no like it sounded like it's only yes,
  • 36:56it's a different protocol.
  • 36:58Is that correct?
  • 36:59Like so long term follow-up so
  • 37:00they would be a separate hi.
  • 37:02C probably usually is so that
  • 37:04in that case it would be a yes.
  • 37:09I would put that as a yes first.
  • 37:10So for instance, for like the
  • 37:12cellular therapy where they have
  • 37:14the separate protocol follow-up,
  • 37:15I think that it would make
  • 37:16sense for them to be linked.
  • 37:18That would be the companion study.
  • 37:21OK, so companion only is yes if
  • 37:22there's going to be separate HC that
  • 37:24would be linked to this one, correct?
  • 37:26So I can think of another one was
  • 37:28way back when the lung map when it
  • 37:30had a separate screening protocol
  • 37:32number and then all of the sub
  • 37:33arms were separate and so they
  • 37:35might be linked as a companion.
  • 37:38OK, thank you perfect.
  • 37:41Data monitoring they have an external.
  • 37:45Don't think this has adjuvant treatment.
  • 37:48I can go back and confirm with the protocol,
  • 37:50but I don't think I saw that.
  • 37:53Includes special making.
  • 37:54This will be no unless you're
  • 37:56using the biospecimen module,
  • 37:57which I don't think we do.
  • 38:00We never do, so it's always no,
  • 38:02always no. Welcome.
  • 38:05No companion study that I'm
  • 38:07aware of for this one yet.
  • 38:10And then for multi site trial we are
  • 38:13we want to select yes if you are
  • 38:17recruiting from multiple sites and so
  • 38:20this would now be the same as when
  • 38:23you're answering it in the IRB system
  • 38:27in IRB before they used to be different.
  • 38:29So you might see some trials right
  • 38:31now that that have no just because I
  • 38:34think we used to answer this pretty
  • 38:36much from an IT only perspective.
  • 38:38And so as I understand it.
  • 38:40We do want to see.
  • 38:42From a like let's say a data
  • 38:44table 4 perspective,
  • 38:45but just a general perspective,
  • 38:46if it's multi site.
  • 38:48This does have an investigational drug.
  • 38:52It is not precision.
  • 38:54If it were precision,
  • 38:56you could enter the classification.
  • 38:59It is not a pilot, there is no
  • 39:03device and I believe the dark
  • 39:05form did not have this as rare.
  • 39:13OK.
  • 39:17All right, that was our main tab.
  • 39:21Now we're going to enter
  • 39:23the accrual information.
  • 39:23Pretty much how it appears on the
  • 39:26dark form here on the screen.
  • 39:31Is this too small for you?
  • 39:32Guys are getting some kind of see?
  • 39:36OK, so the protocol tiger
  • 39:39decool come from the protocol.
  • 39:41If I can't find it very quickly,
  • 39:43I can come back and and add it in.
  • 39:56Just go to the summary, really
  • 39:57quick, see if it's. In there.
  • 40:08Honestly, for this protocol is going to
  • 40:10be variable because it's the phase one.
  • 40:11So like they were estimating
  • 40:14approximately 100. Yeah, yeah.
  • 40:15Like yeah, exactly OK. Yeah,
  • 40:18put 132 for now, just because that's
  • 40:20what they're kind of guessing.
  • 40:25OK, so lower accrual is 8 based on
  • 40:29the dart form. Upper cruel is 15.
  • 40:36Annual accrual
  • 40:40leave. Affiliate accrual blank and then
  • 40:43the accrual duration in months. You can.
  • 40:47Essentially get from. Ctsu as well.
  • 40:54Don't don't think it's
  • 40:54actually put on the door form.
  • 41:01Let's see. Umm? Let me just see if this. Has
  • 41:13we should date 2024?
  • 41:20OK, so we can confirm this, but.
  • 41:23I'm guessing that the it'll be at least
  • 41:2624 once I get the actual NCT number.
  • 41:29I can kind of confirm that,
  • 41:32but I don't want to.
  • 41:35In the same thing here,
  • 41:36so the completion estimated
  • 41:38completion was. Umm? 2024 November.
  • 41:54Oh sorry, primary completion date.
  • 41:57Actually, let's put it there.
  • 42:05I think that would actually
  • 42:06be the same as the.
  • 42:10Let's say completion date.
  • 42:11Let me just look really quick on.
  • 42:18Yeah, grab it from clinicaltrials.gov, OK?
  • 42:22Alright, so I'm just going to remember
  • 42:24to kind of come back and double
  • 42:26check these when we get the actual.
  • 42:28Clinical trial that group number. All right?
  • 42:34I'm going to hit submit.
  • 42:42A minute to think you do want these
  • 42:44numbers to kind of make sense,
  • 42:47so if you're going to accrue 5
  • 42:50a year and your upper is 15,
  • 42:53you would hope this to be like three years.
  • 42:57I guess if you're thinking that
  • 43:00the upper 15. Umm? You know?
  • 43:06Maybe I'll get back to you.
  • 43:15Real the upper is 15 at 5:00,
  • 43:17so you aren't expecting to
  • 43:19accrue for three years, huh?
  • 43:22That's what we were expecting,
  • 43:23yeah? OK, alright
  • 43:27so then just for.
  • 43:37It just to make sure that
  • 43:38it kind of all matches.
  • 43:39I'm going to put that you have. That's.
  • 43:47All right, OK, so that's kind of the
  • 43:50me that's the main page of encore.
  • 43:53And so now it kind of looks like
  • 43:57this and so. You're not done.
  • 43:59I kind of gotta go through these tabs
  • 44:02and then we'll go down the side here so.
  • 44:04For management, is there OK?
  • 44:08For management group. UM?
  • 44:14The IRB number would go here.
  • 44:25For now, you're going to say
  • 44:27no to PRC review required.
  • 44:29The regulatory coordinator will
  • 44:30come in and say yes when they're.
  • 44:33Ready to submit to PRC.
  • 44:36This is always no.
  • 44:41Umm?
  • 44:46You can add the NCI trial ID if
  • 44:49you have it as it's assigned.
  • 44:52Actually this will be the.
  • 44:55Who would give this to you?
  • 44:58Once it's registered, right?
  • 45:01CTRP so you probably don't
  • 45:03have that at this point.
  • 45:07And then for the.
  • 45:12Program area and administrative groups.
  • 45:16This we go based off of the
  • 45:19investigators like profile page or
  • 45:22like their program area assigned,
  • 45:24and so I've I've honestly found the
  • 45:27fastest way to do this is just to.
  • 45:30Google Investigator and find their Yelp page.
  • 45:38It should be this profile.
  • 45:41And so then I'll kind of come down here,
  • 45:44and it looks like her organization
  • 45:47has developmental therapeutics,
  • 45:49so that's usually what we list.
  • 45:53We go. At that.
  • 45:59You'll want to select
  • 46:01primary on all of these.
  • 46:06Disease unit for this one is leukemia.
  • 46:11No. Lymphoma, lymphoma.
  • 46:13All right thank you.
  • 46:15Trying to remember from the
  • 46:17and you put it in the email.
  • 46:18Anyways alright then
  • 46:20how did doctor Susie? Anyway,
  • 46:21since she's in a few doctors.
  • 46:24And then look for my here.
  • 46:30So you'll always want at least one primary.
  • 46:32I know sometimes there's multiple,
  • 46:34but just make sure that you're
  • 46:37selecting primary on those and
  • 46:39hit submit so it all saves.
  • 46:40Alright, that's the management tab.
  • 46:42Then on the staff tab.
  • 46:46I think we decided at least try to add the
  • 46:50sub investigators if you have them here.
  • 46:57I have found that the easiest
  • 46:59thing is to kind of select the team
  • 47:02from another protocol and then
  • 47:03you know you can kind of edit it.
  • 47:05I think just I can show you guys how.
  • 47:08So essentially going to select the team and
  • 47:11here you can type in the another HIC number.
  • 47:14And then it'll just pull over that staff.
  • 47:18Umm? And then if you need to add
  • 47:22people individually, you know you'd
  • 47:23be adding like regulatory coordinator.
  • 47:25I'm just going to put stuff in me here.
  • 47:30Go to hell.
  • 47:43So you'll also want to at least
  • 47:46at the beginning at the Pi. So.
  • 47:53Back here.
  • 47:58Add and that'll populate the name of top
  • 48:02here so you can then continue and add.
  • 48:05You can add you know your
  • 48:08regulatory coordinators,
  • 48:09sub investigators, your CTM.
  • 48:13Or you can pull over team
  • 48:14from a recent protocol.
  • 48:15If you've just done this from another one.
  • 48:18So I'm gonna skip over
  • 48:21adding a million people here.
  • 48:23Then for the sponsor you
  • 48:25don't want to update this,
  • 48:26you're going to add sponsor and you're
  • 48:29going to want to select the name here.
  • 48:31App is listed.
  • 48:32And add if you do not see
  • 48:35the sponsor listed here,
  • 48:37you would email the on court
  • 48:40on course support group email.
  • 48:42They usually ask for general like
  • 48:45the address contact info and
  • 48:48the sponsor name and the type.
  • 48:50So if it's like industry or. Umm?
  • 48:54In like an another institution or.
  • 49:01Like a foundation for example.
  • 49:04So here I put in the
  • 49:06sponsor protocol #2 to 132.
  • 49:12And you want to put that
  • 49:13there the principal sponsor.
  • 49:14This will put them up there.
  • 49:18And add their roles.
  • 49:19They are the agent source,
  • 49:21their duty and get analysis.
  • 49:23They're doing design and they're funding.
  • 49:29Oh, I didn't save. I forgot.
  • 49:32Yeah, so when you're going through this?
  • 49:36There are certain pieces that
  • 49:37if you don't submit on court,
  • 49:39we'll forget to save.
  • 49:42UM, if you're doing like an IIT,
  • 49:45your primary sponsor would be like.
  • 49:49Yale Cancer Center and then do add.
  • 49:53You know like if if Merck providing
  • 49:55drug do add Merc and then label
  • 49:58them as like an agent source.
  • 49:59Or maybe they're just providing a little
  • 50:01bit of funding for them as funding source.
  • 50:03You can also put like NCI as
  • 50:05a funding source so the more
  • 50:06information and more details you
  • 50:08can add here the better in general.
  • 50:13Then for the IDE taxi Ind tab,
  • 50:16yes there is an Ind.
  • 50:19I'm going to look in the protocol quick.
  • 50:21I don't remember seeing the
  • 50:22ending number here, but.
  • 50:28No, I don't see any number,
  • 50:30so this is something that I have
  • 50:31to ask the sponsor before adding,
  • 50:33but let's just say I have it.
  • 50:35I would add that I ID
  • 50:37number here the ID number.
  • 50:39This would be it.
  • 50:41A holder type would for this one
  • 50:43specifically would be industry.
  • 50:46The holder name here would be happy.
  • 50:49Actually I just put this here so
  • 50:52remember to come and then the granter.
  • 50:55For this one you can choose
  • 50:57either cyber or seeder.
  • 50:58I'm positive based on
  • 51:00the number you can tell.
  • 51:02I'm pretty sure this one
  • 51:04is going to be cedar.
  • 51:06So once I get the number.
  • 51:09The Seeder icnd numbers have an
  • 51:12extra digit, essentially. Umm?
  • 51:14So if there's a depends on how many
  • 51:18digits there are, I think there's.
  • 51:21Five or six for Cedar. Umm?
  • 51:25All right? So have that. Umm?
  • 51:34For. For the clinicaltrials.gov tab.
  • 51:40I'm just now seeing.
  • 51:43Don't think we necessarily complete.
  • 51:48Complete anything here. You
  • 51:54yeah, OK, if it's an IT, I think
  • 51:57the ID office might. Thanks.
  • 52:02OK, all right. Umm? Then for
  • 52:07the treatment tab you can add.
  • 52:10On this page the. The disease area. Uh.
  • 52:21I usually browse through the
  • 52:23protocol to see if there's other,
  • 52:25but I know that was at least in the title,
  • 52:26so I'm just going to add that for now.
  • 52:30And some of that page.
  • 52:32Under institution you'll
  • 52:34want to make sure that Yale,
  • 52:37at minimum, is listed.
  • 52:42Carl is so safe.
  • 52:46This puts Yale University at
  • 52:48like a institution level,
  • 52:50but to actually add Yale as a a study site,
  • 52:53you'll have to go into hit the hyperlink.
  • 52:57Go to study sites here. Umm?
  • 53:01Update and check box Yale.
  • 53:04I know that's not necessarily a
  • 53:06fun path to kind of go around.
  • 53:09But if you forget,
  • 53:10just just let me know,
  • 53:12I'm happy to walk through it.
  • 53:13Sometimes you just have to remember
  • 53:15to go to hit the hyperlink and
  • 53:17then from there you can kind
  • 53:19of remember and go back.
  • 53:23Then if you go back to the PC console,
  • 53:24it takes you back here.
  • 53:25So now Yale University is added as a site.
  • 53:28From this point you probably won't
  • 53:29have any of the care centers,
  • 53:31so you don't have to add those at this time.
  • 53:35There's not much in a cruel.
  • 53:37I'm just going to go down the tab.
  • 53:38Not much in a cruel.
  • 53:39Status, this is where you would
  • 53:43release the tasks task lists. Umm?
  • 53:46Just to show how those are released.
  • 53:51Is a task list guidance,
  • 53:53but just to show how it's released you
  • 53:55would hit whatever cost list you want.
  • 53:59Move the task list template to complete.
  • 54:04Then move the task list template to release.
  • 54:07And you'll see it down below.
  • 54:11So you'll see it down here,
  • 54:13so this top sections templates only,
  • 54:15but that's how you release the template
  • 54:16and then this would be ready to use.
  • 54:21Nothing for you guys.
  • 54:23Now in their reviews tab.
  • 54:25Under documents you probably at least
  • 54:28want to put the protocol in here.
  • 54:32Just going to see how quick
  • 54:34the shared drive is, but.
  • 54:40OK, that may. I guess I can add the protocol.
  • 54:48Let's see how fast it it continue, while
  • 54:51depending on how quick the shared drive is.
  • 55:03Here.
  • 55:06I'm going to leave that as protocol.
  • 55:10And the pension date is January.
  • 55:16And then you can add.
  • 55:22So this is protocol if you want
  • 55:23to add more documents, you can,
  • 55:25but I think at least the protocol would be.
  • 55:29OK, so then I'll really notations.
  • 55:32So the next thing that you want
  • 55:34to make sure to remember to do
  • 55:36is go to the annotations tab.
  • 55:39If you're building the protocol,
  • 55:40there won't be a form here yet,
  • 55:42so you can create one.
  • 55:44If that doesn't pop up for you,
  • 55:46it's your own core access that can
  • 55:48be changed and then #17 that you're
  • 55:51the CTO managed study hit yes.
  • 55:54Had saved down at the bottom and now
  • 55:57it is there, so this has been saved.
  • 56:01Umm? All right.
  • 56:03So then, the last thing I'm not
  • 56:06going to then that I want to just
  • 56:09show you is that if you. Umm?
  • 56:13If you hit the coverage analysis console.
  • 56:16And you go to attachments.
  • 56:20They will see,
  • 56:21so this the finance team will see the
  • 56:23documents that you've uploaded here
  • 56:25and in order for them to start any.
  • 56:28Financial items,
  • 56:29they'll need the draft.
  • 56:30The sponsored draft consent form
  • 56:32uploaded here so they won't be
  • 56:34able to start anything until
  • 56:36until they have that listed here.
  • 56:38I guess actually if I go back to the
  • 56:40PC console and hit the documents tab,
  • 56:42this is also where the those.
  • 56:47Contract regulatory questions that
  • 56:49finance uses would be uploaded here.
  • 56:54And I think that's it.
  • 56:55So we've gone through all of the tabs.
  • 56:58I know that is a lot.
  • 57:01Any questions I can answer right now?
  • 57:05Or or pieces you want me
  • 57:06to go navigate back to?
  • 57:14No, no questions.
  • 57:18The main question is actually
  • 57:19regarding the and number.
  • 57:20So if we have the,
  • 57:22so how do we know which one it is?
  • 57:24It's going to be you said
  • 57:26like which you said it's a
  • 57:27based on number of digits,
  • 57:28which ones, which is my question
  • 57:30I see. Yeah, so it's it's you
  • 57:33can definitely ask the sponsor
  • 57:34to just get their confirmation,
  • 57:37but I the seeder ID numbers have.
  • 57:41I want to say there's 6 digits and then
  • 57:43if you see something that's 5 digits,
  • 57:45it's most likely Seeber.
  • 57:50And just because there's more cedar?
  • 57:52Yeah, I just know that there's an
  • 57:54extra digit there. I think it's
  • 57:56six I have to go back and look.
  • 58:00Right, yeah, so 6 digit number.
  • 58:17All right, OK? Any other questions?
  • 58:24Can go back here and fix that.
  • 58:30You know you have a Sophie as the Pi here.
  • 58:32Now that the saved. Here. So.
  • 58:38All right, I will stop screen sharing.
  • 58:44Thank you so much Christina.
  • 58:46Yeah, I I know it's a lot so that was really
  • 58:49helpful though, so thank
  • 58:50you for going through it.
  • 58:53We're gonna stop.