Learn how Vault determines the most reportable Case Product and Case Assessments for reporting rule evaluations.
Rule Parameters Requiring Case Product and Case Assessment
Vault evaluates the following rule set parameters using a Case Product and Case Assessment:
- Serious
- Fatal
- Life Threatening
- Expected
- Assessment Criteria
- AE in Jurisdiction
- Assessment Source
- Related
Vault uses a set of criteria to determine the “Most Reportable” Case Product and Case Assessment to use for these parameters, as described in the following section.
Most Reportable Case Product and Case Assessment
Vault evaluates the Most Reportable Case Product and Case Assessment by performing the following steps:
- Find the list of eligible Case Products based on the Case Type.
For both general and cross reporting, if your Admin has enabled Extend Definition of Suspect to Drug Not Administered, Case Products with the Drug Role of Drug Not Administered are included in the list of eligible Case Products. Otherwise, Case Products with only the Drug Roles of Suspect or Interacting are included. - Find and evaluate the Most Reportable Case Assessment.
- Perform a tie breaker if required.
The logic used in each of these steps for General Reporting is different from that used for Cross Reporting, and is described in the following two (2) sections.
Most Reportable Product Selection for General Reporting
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1. Find Eligible Products based on Case Type |
Depending on the Case type, Vault uses the following logic to determine which Case Products (and their associated Assessments) are considered eligible for the Most Reportable Product:
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2. Find and Evaluate the Most Reportable Assessment |
Of the remaining Case Products from the previous step, Vaults select the Case Product Assessments that satisfy the specified non-Case Data - Expression Rule Parameters. Then, of these Case Product Assessments, Vault selects those that satisfy any Case Data - Expression parameters. The following examples demonstrate the Case Product Assessment selection process:
Note: If no Assessments match the Rule Parameters, the Rule fails. |
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3. Tie Breaker | If any eligible Assessments remain from the preceding steps, the Rule passes and the earliest created Assessment is selected as the Most Reportable Assessment. This Assessment's Product is selected as the Most Reportable Product. If there are any Custom Safety Reporting Rule SDK Parameters, these are run on any remaining Assessments. If the Custom Parameter passes, the evaluation is stopped (no further Assessments are considered) and the evaluated Assessment is selected as the Most Reportable Assessment. |
Most Reportable Product Selection for Cross Reporting
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1. Find Eligible Products based on Case Type |
Depending on the Case type, Vault uses the following logic to determine which Case Products (and their associated Assessments) are considered eligible for the Most Reportable Product:
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2. Find and Evaluate the Most Reportable Assessment | The logic used here is the same as in step 2 for General Reporting above, with the addition that the Product and Study Parameters are substituted based on which cross reportable Product or Study is being used. See the Product and Study Reporting Rule Parameters for more information. | ||||||||||||||
3. Tie Breaker | The logic used here is the same as in step 3 for General Reporting above. |