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ClassStudy Reference
DomainDI

Variable Name

Variable Label

Type

Controlled Terms,

Code List

Codelist, or Format

1

Role

CDISC Notes

Core

STUDYID

Study Identifier

Char


Identifier

Unique identifier for a study.

Req

DOMAIN

Domain Abbreviation

Char

DI

Identifier

Two-character abbreviation for the domain.

Req

SPDEVID

Sponsor

Applicant Device Identifier

Char


Identifier

Sponsor

Applicant-defined identifier for the device.

It must be unique for each tracked unit of the device under study, and can be at whatever level of granularity the device should be identified (e.g., model or serial number, combination of identifiers).

Req

DISEQ

Sequence Number

Num


Identifier

Sequence number given to ensure uniqueness within a parameter within a device (SPDEVID) within dataset.

If there is only one value for DIPARMCD for each value of SPDEVID, then DISEQ will be 1 for all records. DISEQ must be a valid number.

Exp

DIPARMCD

Device Identifier Element Short Name

Char

*


Topic

Short name of the identifier characteristic of the device (e.g., "SERIAL", "MODEL").

A record with DIPARMCD = "DEVTYPE" should be included (see below).

Req

DIPARM

Device Identifier Element Name

Char

*


Synonym Qualifier

Name of the identifier characteristic of the device.

Examples: Serial Number, Model. A record with DIPARM = "DEVTYPE" should be included (see below).

Req

DIVAL

Device Identifier Element Value

Char

*


Result Qualifier

Value for the parameter. Value for the parameter. When DIPARMCD=DEVTYPE it should use controlled terminology defined by FDA in their Preferred Term codelist. FDA has stated a preference for the Global Medical Device Nomenclature (GMDN), but as of the date of this publication, the GMDN is not freely available to the public. In its Unique Device Identification rule, FDA indicated that GMDN will not be required unless it is available to the public at no cost. There is a lookup tool on the FDA website to map GMDN codes to FDA PT codes.

Req