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The CFAR Network of Integrated Clinical Systems (CNICS) project is the first electronic medical records-based resource network poised to integrate clinical data from the large and diverse population of HIV-infected persons in the modern HAART era who are receiving care at one of the US-funded Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) sites.
As a clinic-based research network, CNICS directly reflects the outcomes of clinical decisions and management options made daily in the care of HIV infected individuals.
Unlike data collected in structured interviews or through retrospective medical record review, CNICS captures a broader range of information associated with the rapidly changing course of HIV disease management through collection of data at the point-of-care.
The flexibility of this consortium enables CNICS to address scientific questions that cannot be answered through any other collaborative cohorts, including those developed in response to the recently released IEDEA RFA.
The CFAR Network of Integrated Clinical Systems (CNICS) was funded in Sept 2006 as an R24 award to provide a research infrastructure to support HIV clinical outcomes research.
The objective of the CNICS project is to integrate clinical data from the large and diverse population of HIV-infected persons in the modern HAART era who are receiving care at one of the many US federally-funded Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) sites.
The CNICS project is the first electronic medical records (EMR)-based resource network to contribute to the contemporary HIV research agenda. This provides a unique opportunity to investigate questions related to HIV disease management that cannot be readily addressed through traditional randomized controlled clinical trials and other cohort studies.
Investigators with expertise in basic, clinical, translational, and epidemiologic research, in addition to medical informatics, are collaborating and contributing to the CNICS project.
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The CFAR Network of Integrated Clinical Systems (CNICS) project is the first EMR-based resource network that will contribute to the contemporary HIV research agenda.
As a clinic-based research network, CNICS directly reflects the outcomes of clinical decisions and management options made daily in the care of HIV infected individuals.
Previous observational cohort studies have used structured questionnaires to interview patients about clinical events at three or six month intervals and have used medical record review to abstract relevant clinical data.
Unlike data collected in structured interviews or through retrospective medical record review, CNICS captures a broader range of information associated with the rapidly changing course of HIV disease management through collection of data at the point-of-care.
The application of standardized chart review adds a unique verification strategy to the point-of-care derived data. The flexibility of this consortium enables CNICS to address scientific questions that cannot be answered through any other collaborative cohorts, including those developed in response to the recently released IEDEA RFA.
Prospective clinical trials provide valuable information about efficacy and side effects of antiretroviral therapies among specific groups of patients observed for relatively short periods of time.
Observational studies using clinical practice cohorts such as CNICS can provide information about outcomes and complications of antiretroviral treatment among the diverse population of HIV-infected patients that complements what is learned from clinical trials.
CNICS investigators have leveraged their unique positions at the participating Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) sites, their scientific expertise in HIV care, clinical trials, translational research, clinical outcomes research and the maturation of their local EMRs to develop the CNICS scientific agenda. With the release of the IEDEA cohort RFA, the CNICS Principal Investigators revised the scientific agenda to focus more specifically on questions that can only, or best, be addressed by CNICS.
The key features of CNICS that facilitate unique research opportunities include the presence of specimen repositories with samples linked to clinical patient data at each site, the implementation of standardized questionnaires to assess: adherence; quality of life; date/time of last dose of ARV drugs; body composition (based on the FRAM study); sexual and substance use risk behaviors; and depression / mental health status. When combined with highly detailed, quality assured clinical data captured in real-time at the point-of-care and the addition of resistance data, CNICS clearly becomes a valuable international resource for collaborative cutting edge clinical, translational and basic research.
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