Clinical Trial Eligibility Criteria

Preferred Label : Clinical Trial Eligibility Criteria;

NCIt synonyms : Eligibility Criteria for Clinical Trials;

NCIt related terms : eligibility criteria; Trial Eligibility Criteria; Study Eligibility Criteria;

Alternative definition : NCI-GLOSS: In clinical trials, requirements that must be met for a person to be included in a trial. These requirements help make sure that participants in a trial are like each other in terms of specific factors such as age, type and stage of cancer, general health, and previous treatment. When all participants meet the same eligibility criteria, it is more likely that results of the study are caused by the intervention being tested and not by other factors or by chance.; CDISC-GLOSS: Requirements that must be met for a person to be included in a study, which help make sure that the results of the study are caused by the intervention being tested and not by other factors. NOTE: Eligibility Criteria, including inclusion and exclusion criteria, should enable constitution of the targeted cohorts in the clinical study. [After NCI's Dictionary of Cancer Terms]; MRCT-Ctr: The reasons a person can be included in, or excluded from, a study. (https://mrctcenter.org/glossaryterm/eligibility-criteria/); CDISC: Characteristics which are necessary to allow a subject to participate in a clinical study, as outlined in the study protocol. The concept covers inclusion and exclusion criteria.;

Codes from synonyms : CDR0000346519;

Details

Origin ID

C16112;

UMLS CUI

C1516637;

Semantic type(s)
- Qualitative Concept [UMLS semantic type]
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- CDISC DDF Entities Terminology [NCIt concept]
- CDISC DDF Terminology [NCIt concept]
- CDISC Glossary Terminology [NCIt concept]
- CDISC MRCT Center Clinical Research Glossary [NCIt concept]
- Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium Terminology [NCIt concept]

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