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In order to represent the state of a query in a system independent fashion, then we need to define the workflow of a query in a standard way.
Query State | Definition |
|---|---|
| Candidate | Query visible to Sponsor Staff, not visible to Site Staff; if the Candidate Query is deemed actionable then it can be sent to the Site (Status goes to Open); otherwise the Query is Cancelled |
| Open | Query has been raised by initiator to Site Staff |
| Answered | Response provided by Site Staff, ready for review by Data Management or System Software |
| Closed | Query for which response has been provided, which has been subsequently reviewed by Data Management or by automated review of response (which may be changing the conflicting data point so it is no longer non-conformant) |
| Cancelled | Query has been removed without requiring response |
| Resolved | Query has a response and no further action is required on it |
Using these definitions;
- Open and Candidate are valid start states
- Closed, Resolved and Cancelled are valid end states
Query Transaction
Used to representation data Query workflow in data management processes and systems - for example sample milestones:
- Create
- Update (e.g. add comment)
- Close (e.g. data marked as correct)
- Resolve (eg response provided and data changed)
- Delete
Query Snapshot
Current state of one or more Queries at a point of time
Query Sources
Types of Queries
Query Source | Query Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| System to Site | System | Query Raised automatically by Data Capture System in response to Data Quality Issue (for example) |
| Data Management to Site | Manual | Query Raised by Data Manager for Address by Site Personnel |
| Site Monitor to Site | Manual | Query Raised by Site Monitor for Address by Site Personnel |
| Coding System to Site | Manual/System | Query raised by Coding System requiring clarification from Site |
| Safety Reviewer to Site | Manual | Query raised by Safety Reviewer (often in relation to addressing a SAE) |
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