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GENERAL INFORMATION

Name Atlantic Partnership for Tomorrow's Health (The )
Acronym Atlantic PATH (The )
Last update 11/10/2009

Affiliation

Principal investigators

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University
David W. Hoskin (Dr. / Co-Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University

Contact

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University
Halifax B3H 1W5
Phone: 902 494 3566
Email: louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

Website

Funding agency

  • Canadian Partnership Against Cancer

BACKGROUND

This study is part of the Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project and will contribute samples and data from up to 30,000 individuals aged between 35 and 69 from the four Atlantic Provinces - Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador.

OBJECTIVES

The Atlantic PATH is a long-term research project investigating environmental, lifestyle and genetic factors related to the development of cancer in Atlantic Canada.

Topics of interest

  • No Broad approach with no specific topic of interest
  • Yes Target specific topics of interest (health outcomes, health determinants, etc.) (Cancer, health outcome, environment and lifestyle.)

METHODS

Legend Yes No Unknown

General design

Study design Cohort
Type of participants Individuals
Target or final number of participants 30000
Target or final number of DNA 30000

Participant selection / Characteristics of the population

Selection criteria

Yes Age Minimun: 35 years    Maximun: 69 years
Yes Country of residence Canada (Province of Nova Scotia, Province of New Brunswick, Province of Prince Edward Island, Province of Newfoundland and Labrador)

Recruitment procedures

The Atlantic PATH is encouraging Atlantic Canadians aged 35 to 69 to volunteer for the study. In addition, in Nova Scotia, people randomly selected from the Medical Services Insurance (MSI) database are being directly invited to participate.
Recruitment began in the Halifax region in early 2009 and hundreds of people volunteered to take after stories about the study appeared in the media. Other public information strategies, including posters in key locations, are being used to encourage volunteers to come forward. Similar public information strategies will be employed as the project begins recruiting in the rest of Nova Scotia and other parts of Atlantic Canada. We are also recruiting through employers and community organizations.

At the same time, Medavie Blue Cross is mailing invitation packages to randomly selected people in the Halifax area on our behalf. When we move into other provinces, we will consult with the provincial department of health in New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador to determine the most effective additional recruitment method.

Data Sources

  Cross-sectional Repeated/continuous
Yes Questionnaires to participants/respondents No No
Yes Direct physical measures No No
Yes Biological samples Yes No
No Medical paper
Yes Electronic databases
No Genealogical records  

Collection procedures

Questionnaire on demographics, health and lifestyle as well as occupational and residential history is administered. Participants attend an assessment centre where physical measures are taken - including blood pressure, height, weight, bioimpedance, grip strength and heel ultrasound. Bllood, uring saliva and toenail clippings are collected.

Follow up procedures

To be determined.

Baseline principal variables of interest

Health information

  • Yes Diseases history - ICD-10
  • Yes Medication intake
  • Yes Familial disease history
  • Yes Early life
  • Yes Women's health
  • Yes Quality of life

Physical / Biochemical measures

Yes Body structure measures No Biochemical measures
Yes Body function measures  

Sociodemographic Characteristics

Yes Birth location Yes Parents birth location
Yes Ethnicity/Race Yes Gender
Yes Marital status Yes Date of birth

Socioeconomic Characteristics

Yes Education level Yes Income
Yes Working status  

Life habits / Behaviours

Yes Physical activity Yes Smoking / Tobacco Use
Yes Nutrition Yes Alcohol intake

Physical environment

Yes Passive smoking No Mobile phone use

Other variables of interest

Housing Characteristics, Oral Health, Sun exposure, Sleep, Depression, Anxiety, Residential History, Occupational history, Vitamins, Minerals & Supplements.

Sample management

Biological samples

Yes Blood No Buccal cells
No Cord blood No Tissues
Yes Saliva Yes Urine
Yes Other (Toenail clippings)

Biological samples format

  Fresh Frozen Dried (paper) Other Specification
Blood No Yes No No

Genome-Wide Association (GWA) analyses

  • No No genome-wide association analysis

GOVERNANCE

Legend Yes No

Allow access to data or samples to external researchers

Yes Data (questionnaire-derived, measured…)
Yes Biological samples

STATUS

Current status

Phase Start End
Preparation phase/Pilot 2009 2009
Recruitment / initial data collection 2009 2012
Follow-up of participants -- --
Study ended   2012
Current number of participants recruited 2500 in date of 09/01/2009
Current number of collected DNA samples 2500 in date of 09/01/2009

AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS

  Document type Availability
1 General study protocol louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail
2 Specific protocols/procedures (data collection, samples management, etc.) louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail
3 Questionnaires
4 Consent forms
5 Pamphlet / project description
6 Governance / ethics documentation louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

General Information

Name Baseline Questionnaire 1
Last update 11/11/2009
Phase Baseline
Year interval 2009 to --

Questionnaire owner

  • Atlantic PATH

Contact

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University
Halifax B3H 1W5
Phone: 902 494 3566
Email: louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

Utilization conditions

None

Methods

Legend Yes No

Respondent

  • Yes Participant
  • No Proxy

Administration environment

  • No Over the phone
  • Yes Hospital, clinic, university or recruitment center
  • No Respondent / Proxy residence

Administration mode

  • Yes Auto administered
  • No Auto administrated with face to face validation by trained personnel
  • No Administrated by trained personel / Physician

Administration format

  • No Paper questionnaire
  • Yes Computerized

Administration language

  • English
  • French

Documents

Available Format

NOTICE: HTML document format may differ slightly from the actual questionnaire. Please refer to the original PDF document for exact reproduction.

General Information

Name Baseline Questionnaire 1
Number of Question Blocks 65

Questionnaire and Question Block List

Click on the View block to see the block of questions related to a domain or a group of domains.
Block 1 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Age/Birth Date / Subject age / birth date
Block 2 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Gender
Block 3 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Kinship
Block 4 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Birth location / Subject's birth location
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Birth location / Subject's family's birth location
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Ethnicity/Race
Block 5 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Residence / Residential History
Block 6 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Language
Block 7 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Kinship
Block 9 View block
  • Health Information / Reproductive history
Block 10 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Household Status / Subjet Household Status
Block 12 View block
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Working status / Subject's partner working status/history
Block 13 View block
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Biological environmental exposures / Others
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Chemical environmental exposures / Others
Block 14 View block
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Education level / Subject education level
Block 15 View block
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Working status / Subject Working status/history
Block 17 View block
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Household Status / Structure of the Household
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Income
Block 18 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Alcohol use
Block 23 View block
  • Body Functions / Handedness / laterality
Block 24 View block
  • Health Information / Perception of health/quality of life
Block 25 View block
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes
Block 26 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Other Healthcare Interventions / Other Healthcare Interventions, Personal Care
Block 27 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Other Healthcare Interventions
Block 28 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Tobacco use
Block 33 View block
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Chemical environmental exposures / Passive Smoke Exposure
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures / Chemical Occupational Exposures / Passive Smoke Exposure
Block 35 View block
  • Body structures / Hair
Block 36 View block
  • Body structures / Skin
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Physical environmental exposures / Radiation (ionizing and non ionizing)
Block 38 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Sleep Behaviours
Block 39 View block
  • Health Information / Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified / General symptoms and signs
  • Health Information / Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified / Symptoms and signs involving cognition, perception, emotional state and behaviour
Block 41 View block
  • Body structures / Anthropometric structures / Anthropometric measures / Weight
  • Health Information / Participants Early Life Conditions / Participant's Birth weight
Block 42 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Early life/childhood / History of Being Breastfed
Block 43 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Other Healthcare Interventions
Block 44 View block
  • Health Information / Perception of health/quality of life
Block 45 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Physical activity / Activities/Exercise and Frequency
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Working status / Subject Working status/history
Block 46 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Physical activity / Activities/Exercise and Frequency
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Travel History and Habits
Block 47 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Physical activity / Activities/Exercise and Frequency
Block 48 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Physical activity / Activities/Exercise and Frequency
Block 49 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Physical activity / Activities/Exercise and Frequency
Block 50 View block
  • Health Information / Reproductive history / Number of children
Block 51 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Clinical Laboratory Interventions
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Interventions / Diagnostic Interventions on the Genitourinary System
Block 52 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Clinical Laboratory Interventions
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Interventions / Diagnostic Interventions on the Digestive and Hepatobiliary Tract
Block 53 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Imaging Interventions / Diagnostic Imaging Interventions on the Digestive and Hepatobiliary Tract
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Interventions / Diagnostic Interventions on the Digestive and Hepatobiliary Tract
Block 54 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Salt and Food Supplement
Block 55 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Fat Intake
Block 56 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Salt and Food Supplement
Block 57 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Beverages (other than water or alcohol)
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Vegetables and Fruits
Block 58 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Cereals, Bread, Starches
Block 59 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Milk products
Block 60 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Meat, Eggs, Fish and Alternatives
Block 61 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Cereals, Bread, Starches
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Vegetables and Fruits
Block 62 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Sweets, Baked goods
Block 63 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Beverages (other than water or alcohol)
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Caffeine
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Milk products
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Salt and Food Supplement
Block 64 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Beverages (other than water or alcohol)
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Vegetables and Fruits
Block 65 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Fat Intake
Block 66 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Salt and Food Supplement
Block 67 View block
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Nutritional Behaviours and Perception of Nutritional Habits
Block 68 View block
  • Health Information / Women's health / Menstruation
Block 69 View block
  • Health Information / Medication Intake (ATC/DDD) / Genito urinary system and sex hormones (G)
Block 70 View block
  • Health Information / Reproductive history / Number of children
  • Health Information / Reproductive history / Parity/Gravidity
Block 71 View block
  • Health Information / Women's health / Breast feeding
Block 72 View block
  • Health Information / Medication Intake (ATC/DDD) / Genito urinary system and sex hormones (G)
Block 73 View block
  • Health Information / Women's health / Menopause
Block 74 View block
  • Health Information / Medication Intake (ATC/DDD) / Genito urinary system and sex hormones (G)
Block 75 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Physical/Physiological Therapeutic Interventions / Therapeutic Interventions on the Genitourinary System
Block 76 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Clinical Laboratory Interventions
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Interventions / Diagnostic Interventions on the Genitourinary System
Block 77 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Imaging Interventions / Diagnostic Imaging Interventions on the Skin, Subcutaneous Tissue, and Breast
Block 78 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Clinical Laboratory Interventions
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Interventions / Diagnostic Interventions on the Digestive and Hepatobiliary Tract
Block 79 View block
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Imaging Interventions / Diagnostic Imaging Interventions on the Digestive and Hepatobiliary Tract
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Diagnostic Interventions / Diagnostic Interventions on the Digestive and Hepatobiliary Tract

General Information

Name Baseline Questionnaire 2
Last update 11/11/2009
Phase Baseline
Year interval 2009 to --

Questionnaire owner

  • Atlantic PATH

Contact

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University
Halifax B3H 1W5
Phone: 902 494 3566
Email: louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

Utilization conditions

None

Methods

Legend Yes No

Respondent

  • Yes Participant
  • No Proxy

Administration environment

  • No Over the phone
  • No Hospital, clinic, university or recruitment center
  • Yes Respondent / Proxy residence

Administration mode

  • Yes Auto administered
  • No Auto administrated with face to face validation by trained personnel
  • No Administrated by trained personel / Physician

Administration format

  • Yes Paper questionnaire
  • No Computerized

Administration language

  • English
  • French

Documents

Available Format

NOTICE: HTML document format may differ slightly from the actual questionnaire. Please refer to the original PDF document for exact reproduction.

General Information

Name Baseline Questionnaire 2
Number of Question Blocks 6

Questionnaire and Question Block List

Click on the View block to see the block of questions related to a domain or a group of domains.
Block 1 View block
  • Health Information / Familial Disease History (ICD10*) / Diseases of the circulatory system
  • Health Information / Familial Disease History (ICD10*) / Diseases of the respiratory system
  • Health Information / Familial Disease History (ICD10*) / Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Neoplasms
Block 2 View block
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the circulatory system
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the digestive system
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the eye and adnexa
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the genitourinary system
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the nervous system
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the respiratory system
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium
Block 3 View block
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history / Neoplasms
  • Health Information / Medical Health Intervention (C239) / Physical/Physiological Therapeutic Interventions
Block 4 View block
  • Health Information / Individual Disease history
Block 5 View block
  • Health Information / Medication Intake (ATC/DDD)
Block 6 View block
  • Health Information / Medication Intake (ATC/DDD) / Various
  • Life Habits/Behaviours / Nutrition / Food intake and Frequency / Salt and Food Supplement

General Information

Name Baseline Questionnaire 3
Last update 12/15/2009
Phase Baseline
Year interval 2009 to --

Questionnaire owner

  • Atlantic PATH

Contact

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University
Halifax B3H 1W5
Phone: 902 494 3566
Email: louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

Utilization conditions

None

Methods

Legend Yes No

Respondent

  • Yes Participant
  • No Proxy

Administration environment

  • No Over the phone
  • No Hospital, clinic, university or recruitment center
  • Yes Respondent / Proxy residence

Administration mode

  • Yes Auto administered
  • No Auto administrated with face to face validation by trained personnel
  • No Administrated by trained personel / Physician

Administration format

  • Yes Paper questionnaire
  • No Computerized

Administration language

  • English
  • French

Documents

Available Format

NOTICE: HTML document format may differ slightly from the actual questionnaire. Please refer to the original PDF document for exact reproduction.

General Information

Name Baseline Questionnaire 3
Number of Question Blocks 3

Questionnaire and Question Block List

Click on the View block to see the block of questions related to a domain or a group of domains.
Block 1 View block
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Working status / Subject Working status/history
Block 2 View block
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Biological environmental exposures / Allergens
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Biological environmental exposures / Others
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Chemical environmental exposures / Others
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Physical environmental exposures / Noise, vibrations, etc.
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures / Physical environmental exposures / Radiation (ionizing and non ionizing)
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures / Biological Occupational Exposures / Allergens
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures / Chemical Occupational Exposures / Others
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures / Physical Occupational Exposures / Noise, vibrations, etc.
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures / Physical Occupational Exposures / Radiation (ionizing and non ionizing)
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures
  • Physical Environment / Occupational Exposures / Biological Occupational Exposures / Others
  • Socioeconomic Characteristics / Working status / Subject Working status/history
Block 3 View block
  • Physical Environment / Environmental exposures
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Residence / Current Residence
  • Sociodemographic Characteristics / Residence / Residential History

General information

Name Physical and cognitive measures
Last update 09/22/2009
Collected at phase I
Year interval 2009 to 2012

Contact

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
Dalhousie University
Halifax B3H 1W5
Phone: 902 494 3566
Email: louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

Physical and cognitive measures collected

Legend Yes No

BODY STRUCTURES

ANTHROPOMETRIC STRUCTURES

Anthropometric measures

Yes Weight

Yes Height

Yes Standing height

Yes Sitting height

Yes Body circumferences

Yes Waist circumference

Yes Hip circumference

Body composition

Yes Bioimpedance (Tanita)

Yes Bone density (By heel ultrasound.)

BODY FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS

Functions of the cardiovascular system

Yes Blood pressure

Yes Heart rate

Yes Heart rate at rest

HANDEDNESS / LATERALITY

Yes Handedness functions (Self report)

Administration mode

Legend Yes No

Administration environment

Yes Hospital, clinic, university or recruitment center

No Participant residence

No Other

Staff administering test

Yes Professionals (nurses, clinicians, etc)

Yes Interviewers/research assistants

No Other

Documentation on procedures

Administration language English

General Information

Name DNA Processing
Study name Atlantic Partnership for Tomorrow's Health (The ) [Atlantic PATH (The )]
Last update 09/17/2009

Contact

Louise Parker (Dr. / Principal Investigator)
 Dalhousie University
Halifax B3H 1W5
Phone: 902 494 3566
Email: louise.parker@iwk.nshealth.caMail

Samples

Legend Yes No
Sample name Blood
  Main laboratory
  Sample labels/traceability (% of samples)
  • No RFID radio frequency identification
  • No Barcode
  • No Printed labels
  • No Handwritten numbers
  • No Others
Pre-extraction sample storage format Substrate storage condition
  • No Fresh
  • No Refrigerated
  • Yes Frozen (-80°C)
  • No Dried (paper)
  • No Liquid Nitrogen
  • No Other
Substrate storage period
  • No Short term
  • No Long term
DNA extraction DNA extraction method
  • No Salting out
  • No Phenol-chloroform
  • No Columnary-extraction
  • No Magnetic beads
  • No Oragene (saliva)
  • No Others
Automation of handling
  • No Manual
  • No Automated
DNA handling and storage DNA diluent
  • No TE
  • No H2O
  • No Others
DNA concentration (ng/µl)
Storage conditions
  • No 4°C
  • No -20°C
  • No -40°C
  • No -80°C
  • No Dried
  • No Others
DNA quantification Methods
  • No A260/A280
  • No Picogreen
  • No Nanodrop
  • No Others
Technical quality
  • No Automated
  • No Manual
  • No Reproducibility
DNA quality control Percentage of samples that are tested
DNA quality method
  • No Agarose gel
  • No PCR
  • No A260/A280 ratio
  • No Others

General Information

Name Information Technologies
Study name Atlantic Partnership for Tomorrow's Health (The ) [Atlantic PATH (The )]
Last update 09/17/2009

Contact

Rachel Farrall
Dalhousie University
Halifax
Phone: 902 494 4551
Email: rachel.farrall@dal.caMail

Software

Legend Yes No

Software overview

Biobanking areas covered OBiBa Opal OBiBa Onyx
Participant recruitment (ex: CATI, CRM)
Data collection Yes
Sample collection, storage and processing Yes
Data repository Yes
Other Yes
 
Programming language OBiBa Opal OBiBa Onyx
Name and version of programming language Java Java
 
Internal/external development OBiBa Opal OBiBa Onyx
In-house by IT department
By an external company Yes Yes
 
Shareability OBiBa Opal OBiBa Onyx
Freely available Yes Yes
Purchaseable
Needs extensive work
Not for share

Software details

Biobanking areas covered

  • No Participant recruitment (ex: CATI, CRM)
  • No Data collection
  • No Questionnaires (ex: CAPI)
  • No Physical and cognitive measures
  • No Sample collection, storage and processing
  • No Collection
  • No Sample bio-repository management system (ex: sample storage management software)
  • No LIMS (ex: biochemical analysis, DNA extraction, genotyping)
  • Yes Data repository
  • Yes Data warehousing
  • Yes Study monitoring (ex: quality control)
  • Yes User data / sample request management

Name and version of programming language

Java

Internal/external development

  • No In-house by IT department
  • Yes By an external company (OBiBa)

Shareability

  • Yes Freely available
  • No Purchaseable
  • No Needs extensive work
  • No Not for share

Biobanking areas covered

  • No Participant recruitment (ex: CATI, CRM)
  • Yes Data collection
  • Yes Questionnaires (ex: CAPI)
  • Yes Physical and cognitive measures
  • Yes Sample collection, storage and processing
  • Yes Collection
  • No Sample bio-repository management system (ex: sample storage management software)
  • No LIMS (ex: biochemical analysis, DNA extraction, genotyping)
  • No Data repository
  • No Data warehousing
  • No Study monitoring (ex: quality control)
  • No User data / sample request management
  • Yes Other (Electronic consent)

Name and version of programming language

Java

Internal/external development

  • No In-house by IT department
  • Yes By an external company (OBiBa)

Shareability

  • Yes Freely available
  • No Purchaseable
  • No Needs extensive work
  • No Not for share

Supplementary informations

http://www.obiba.org/onyx/

Comments

No information available

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