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This study aims to develop and evaluate ACTIVATE, an AI-driven tool for clinical trial information and viability assessment using electronic health records (EHRs). The project will leverage retrospective and prospective EHR data to build and validate algorithms that identify potentially eligible participants for clinical trials and facilitate trial matching.
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ACTIVATE is a pragmatic health system intervention designed to improve clinical trial matching and accrual using AI-driven tools integrated with EHR data. The study will first retrospectively analyze data from approximately 70,000 participants who initiated new systemic therapy at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute since 2016 to develop and validate the MatchMiner-AI pipeline.
For the prospective evaluation, all DFCI patients' medical record numbers (MRNs) will be randomized into control and intervention groups. The intervention group will receive proactive notifications to treating oncologists when AI models detect progressive disease and a high probability of starting new treatment, including a ranked list of potential clinical trial options. The control group will continue with standard MatchMiner-AI workflows.
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70,000 participants in 2 patient groups
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Kenneth L Kehl, MD
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