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    Study Protocol Version Companion Code

    Definition 1

    A coded value specifying the type of ancillary study. (NCI Thesaurus)

    Definition 2

    A coded value specifying the type of ancillary study. EXAMPLE(S): Embedded, Non-Stand-Alone: This study is part of a master study and cannot be executed separately from it nor in association with another master study. The documentation for this kind of companion study is embedded in the protocol of the master study. Non-Embedded, Non-Stand-Alone Companion: This study is documented separately from a master study, but must be performed as part of a master study or as part of several master studies. on-Embedded, Stand-Alone Companion: This study is a separately documented study that can be performed on its own or as a companion to one or more master studies. on-Companion/Independent: This study is documented and executed on its own and does not support co-execution with a master study. This kind of study may be a master study with companion studies of its own. NOTE(S): Changes to example codes will require revisiting the RIM-based BRIDG Model. (NCI Thesaurus/BRIDG)




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