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Download domain delta change report

With the help of the Download Domain Delta Change Report functionality, you can retrieve the generated domain delta change report for offline analysis. It helps you review coding changes and data comparisons in Excel format, making it easier to analyze trends, identify discrepancies, and share insights with stakeholders.

The domain delta change report itself is a powerful tool designed to highlight changes between two selected data sets within a specific domain. It compares the coding results of a primary batch (main batch) with another batch (compare with) to reveal updates, additions, or discrepancies in verbatim terms (VTs). The report helps you do the following:

  • Identify which terms have been newly coded, updated, or removed.

  • Analyze changes in coding assignments across visits, sites, or study variables.

  • Assess the overall impact of updates on the selected domain.

Downloading this report ensures you have a detailed, structured record of all these changes for further examination and sharing offline.

To download a domain delta changed report

  1. In the Medical Coding application header, select the REPORTS tab.

    Accessing reporting functionality
    Figure 1. Accessing reporting functionality

  2. On the page that opens, in the left pane, select Domain Delta Change.

    Accessing domain delta change reporting functionality
    Figure 2. Accessing domain delta change reporting functionality

  3. On the Domain Delta Change page, in the History table, go to the domain delta change report that you want to download and in the Action(s) column, select Download download_icon.png.

    Initiating report download
    Figure 3. Initiating report download

Once done, the domain delta change report is saved to your local system in an XLSX format. You can open the file to review the detailed comparison between the batches, analyze changes in coding assignments for the selected domain and its parameters, and share the report with relevant stakeholders for review or further processing.

In this section:

A specific area or category of data within a clinical trial that encompasses a set of related variables that share a common theme. Each domain organizes data to facilitate analysis and reporting, ensuring that information is structured and easily interpretable.

For example, in a clinical trial, domains might include demographics, efficacy, safety, and laboratory results.

In Pharmacovigilance, a common term used by the AE/SAE case reporter to describe the patient's condition, symptoms, and other details. In ICSR, the verbatim terms are coded (translated) into standardized preferred terms to meet the regulatory requirements.

An occurrence in a clinical trial in which the subject comes to a site to receive treatment, undergo some tests, or complete other required procedures.

In a clinical trial, a location where the subject treatment and drug dispensation occur. It can be a hospital, a private laboratory, or other institutions.