Tissue Banking Overview: Washington University Medical Center

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8/21/2012 Informed consent for general tissue banking collection • Specimens collected as part of routine care • Specimens not needed for clinical management • Bank representative may access clinical data • May elect to be contacted for future studies • Investigator never provided with patient identity Online ordering system http://pathology.wustl.edu/research/cores/ltp/request.php • Wash U biorepository (2/2011) established a web-based specimen ordering system • Efficiency and tracking advantages • Not part of ca<strong>Tissue</strong> Suite program • Successful design needed consideration of lab workflow and customer needs • “Front end” – user-initiated, password-protected ordering request form • “Back end” – request tracking system accessible only to lab • User enters profile, project, and request details, and then request is assigned a number as it moves through the system • Path of a request depends on the three major categories of provided services: • Submit investigator's own samples for lab procedures • Request specific sample IDs distributed directly from the repository • Request general tissue/organ types or diseases 10
8/21/2012 Advantages of online system • Accessibility to research community – as a link on departmental website • Automatic capture of required information • Reliable documentation (what was requested, and who) • Tracking of stage within laboratory • Easier compliation of metrics related to requests • Possibility of additional levels of monitoring/ review if needed • Status communications to requestors – through the “back end” updating the “front end” ca<strong>Tissue</strong> Suite v1.2 • Web-based application for biospecimen information management • Professional approach to software design • Open source / Open access (Free) • Iterative development cycle (Always improving) • Flexible to meet the needs of varying biobank environments • Multiple sources of electronic and human support 11
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