Lab Data Elements for Lab Microbiologist

Strengthening US Response to Resistant Gonorrhea (SURRG)

Att 3C-1 Laboratory Data Elements

Lab Data Elements for Lab Microbiologist

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SURRG Laboratory Data Elements

Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC/ATSDR Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; Attn: OMB-PRA (0920-new)



Strengthening United States Response to Resistant Gonorrhea (SURRG)

Attachment 3C-1

SURRG Laboratory Data Elements



Data managers at each public health laboratory will abstract laboratory results on patients included in the facility-based data collection and will transmit those data to the site data manager through secure file transfer mechanisms. This tool is used to represent the laboratory data elements that the Data Managers will abstract and transmit to the site data manager, who in turn will transmit data to CDC.

Selected data elements, such as date of birth, will be shared with the regional laboratory (Antibiotic Resistance Laboratory Network [ARLN]) that will conduct additional specialized testing but will not be shared with CDC.





Variable name

Data element

Description/Question

Response codes

SURRG_SPEC_ID

Specimen ID

Unique, site-created ID consisting of 3 character sentinel site code + locally assigned specimen ID (no hyphen or space); 18 character limit

This specimen ID code will not contain elements of PII, such as parts of a name, social security number, date of birth, or medical record number. CDC will only receive the assigned unique identifier and will not have the ability to back-convert the specimen ID to a medical record number.

Character ID

SENT_SITE

Sentinel site

Sentinel site where specimen was collected: 3 character sentinel site code

ATL=Fulton County (GA);

DEN=Denver (CO);

GRB=Guilford County (NC); HON=Honolulu (HI);

IND= Marion County (IN); MIL=Milwaukee (WI);

NYC=New York City (NY); SEA=Seattle/King County (WA);

SFO=San Francisco (CA)

GISP_SPEC_ID

GISP ID

If a GISP site, monthly submission specimen number consisting of sentinel site code + YRMO (YYYYMM of isolate submission date) + isolate number (01 through 50) generated at the clinic/lab

Character ID

Ex: ABC-201701-02
ABC-201706-05



Note: Urethral specimens only; null for non-GISP sites and for extragenital specimens

PATIENTID

Patient ID

This ID must be unique per person, up to 18 characters in length, and allow for longitudinal tracking of patients within and across participating facilities in the 9 SURRG sites. The Patient_ID will be used to relate associated specimen(s) to each patient in transmission to the ARLN and later link a patient’s laboratory results to their epidemiologic data. CDC will only receive the unique identifier and will not have the ability to back-convert the ID to a medical record number, name, date of birth, or social security number (see SSA pages 7).

Note: Not contained in LIMS and is assigned by the epi coordinator. Cannot include any personally identifiable information (PII).

Character ID

EVENTID

EventID

Event identifier distinguishes each GC diagnosis, or for GC-negative contacts, each clinic testing visit event. An EventID must be established for the following patient categories that are not mutually exclusive: 1) all NAAT+ patients from the STD clinic, 2) all patients for whom a culture was collected at STD or NSTD clinics, and 3) all sexual and social contacts identified through SURRG Epi investigation tested at participating clinics. This ID stays the same for the entire GC event, which could include testing, treatment, and TOC visits. This ID up to 18 characters in length. This event ID will be locally assigned and will not contain any elements of name, social security number, date of birth or medical record number. CDC will only receive the unique identifier and will not have the ability to back-convert the Patient ID to a medical record number. (see SSA page 7)

Note: Not contained in LIMS and is assigned by the epi coordinator.

Character ID

LAB_GENDER


Gender


1=Male

2=Female

3=Female-to-male transgender (FTM)

4=Male-to-female transgender (MTF)

5= Other gender identity

8=Refused to Answer

9=Unknown

JURISDICTION_PHL

Local public health laboratory

Local public health laboratory where specimen was processed

DEL = Denver PHL (CO)

GAL = GA PHL (Fulton County)

GCL = Guilford County PHL (NC)

MAL = Marion County PHL (IN)

MCL = Milwaukee City PHL (WI)

NYL = New York City PHL (NY)

SFL = San Francisco PHL (CA)

SLD = SLD PHL/Honolulu (HI)

UWA = UWA Laboratory (King County/WA)

FACILITY_LOCATION

Submitter facility ID

Clinic where specimen was collected

Unique facility/clinic identifier

This ID generated specifically for the SURRG activity and identifies the health center. A 3 character sentinel site code, hyphen, 2 digits (keep preceding 0 for single digits).


ATL-01 Fulton County HD Aldredge Clinic (GA)

ATL-02 Positive Impact (GA)

ATL-03 AID Atlanta

DEN-01 Denver Metro Health Clinic (CO)

DEN-02 Denver Health Eastside Clinic (CO)

DEN-03 Denver Health HIV/ID Clinic (CO)

DEN-04 Not yet assigned

DEN-05 Not yet assigned

DEN-06 Not yet assigned

DEN-07 Not yet assigned

DEN-08 Not yet assigned

GRB-01 Greensboro Clinic (NC)

GRB-02 High Point Clinic (NC)

GRB-03 Cone Health System Emergency Department

GRB-04 Women’s Health (NC)

GRB-05 Wesley Long Emergency Department (NC)

GRB-06 Med Center High Point (NC)

GRB-07 High Point Regional Emergency Department (NC)

GRB-08 Not yet assigned

GRB-09 Not yet assigned

GRB-10 Not yet assigned

HON-01 STD/HIV Clinic Diamond Head Health Clinic (HI)

HON-02 Not yet assigned

HON-03 Not yet assigned

HON-04 Not yet assigned

HON-05 Not yet assigned

HON-06 Not yet assigned

IND-01 Bell Flower Clinic (IN)

IND-02 Community Hospital East Emergency Department (IN)

IND-03 Community Hospital East Infectious Disease Clinic (IN)

IND-04 Damien Center (IN)

IND-05 Eskenazi Hospital (IN)

IND-06 Not yet assigned

IND-07 Not yet assigned

IND-08 Not yet assigned

IND-09 Not yet assigned

MIL-01 Keenan Health Center STD Clinic (WI)

MIL-02 Brady East STD Clinic/BEST (WI)

MIL-03 WI Ave Planned Parenthood Clinic (WI)

MIL-04 Northwest Planned Parenthood Clinic (WI)

MIL-05 Not yet assigned

MIL-06 Not yet assigned

MIL-07 Not yet assigned

NYC-01 Fort Greene STD Clinic (NYC)

NYC-02 Riverside STD Clinic (NYC)

NYC-03 Callen-Lorde Community Health Center (NYC)

NYC-04 APICHA Community Health Center (NYC)

NYC-05 Gotham Medical Group (NYC)

NYC-06 Not yet assigned

NYC-07 Not yet assigned

NYC-08 Not yet assigned

NYC-09 Not yet assigned

NYC-10 Not yet assigned

NYC-11 Not yet assigned

NYC-12 Not yet assigned

NYC-13 Not yet assigned

NYC-14 Not yet assigned

NYC-15 Not yet assigned

SEA-01 Public Health - Seattle & King County (PHSKC) STD Clinic (WA)

SEA-02 Madison Clinic at Harborview Medical Center HIV (WA)

SEA-03 Peter Shalit MD and Associates (WA)

SEA-04 Seattle Infectious Disease Clinic (WA)

SEA-05 Capitol Hill Medical (WA)

SEA-06 Planned Parenthood-Kent (WA)

SEA-07 Planned Parenthood-Federal Way (WA)

SEA-08 Not yet assigned

SEA-09 Not yet assigned

SEA-10 Not yet assigned

SFO-01 San Francisco City Clinic (SF/CA)

SFO-02 3rd Street Youth Center (SF/CA)

SFO-03 Not yet assigned

SFO-04 Not yet assigned

SFO-05 Not yet assigned

OPR-00 Other Non-SURRG) Provider


Grantees should notify CDC SURRG Program when new facilities are assigned.

SPEC_COLLECT_DATE

Specimen collection date

Date of specimen collection

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

SPEC_SOURCE

Specimen source

Source of specimen collection

B=Blood

C=Conjunctival

E=Endocervical

P=Pharyngeal

R=Rectal

U=Urethral

UR=Urine

V=Vaginal

O=Other

NC=Not captured


DOB_LAB

Patient DOB

Date of birth


Used for submission to ARLN, but DOB will not be sent to CDC

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

AGE_LAB

Patient age

Age in years at time of specimen collection

Numeric; 999=Unknown

DATETESTLAB

Specimen arrival date

Date specimen arrived at laboratory performing Etest

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

TESTTYPE

Test type

Type of specimen test

1=culture

2=nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT)

3=Etest

4=molecular probe

8=other

9=unknown

RESULT

Test result

Qualitative test result


[Note: use response=8 for all Etests; use response=0 for non-viable cultures

0=Negative

1=Positive

2=Not tested

3=Indeterminate

8=Not Applicable (e.g. Etest)

9=Unknown

DATEDONE

Result date

Date of completion of whichever test performed (final result)

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

CFX_MIC_DD

Cefixime MIC

Etest Cefixime MIC reported in doubling dilutions


999=insufficient growth

Leave blank if Etest not performed

0.016, 0.032, 0.064, 0.125, 0.25, 0.50, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 999

CRO_MIC_DD

Ceftriaxone MIC

Etest Ceftriaxone MIC reported in doubling dilutions


999=insufficient growth

Leave blank if Etest not performed

0.002, 0.004, 0.008, 0.016, 0.032, 0.064, 0.125, 0.25, 0.50, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 999

AZI_MIC_DD

Azithromycin MIC

Etest Azithromycin MIC reported in doubling dilutions


999=insufficient growth

Leave blank if Etest not performed

0.016, 0.032, 0.064, 0.125, 0.25, 0.50, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 999

OTH_TEST

Other test

(Can be left blank)

Text field

OTH_RSLT

Other test result

(Can be left blank)

Text field

DATESENTEC

Date Alert Etest result sent to SURRG Epi Coordinator

Date Alert Etest result sent/accessible to SURRG Epi Coordinator

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

DATESENTGT

Date Alert Etest result sent to SURRG Grantee

Date Alert Etest result sent/accessible to SURRG Grantee DateSentGT=DateSentEC (if Epi Coordinator is based at grantee agency, eg. State HD,)

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

DATESENTCLIN

Date Alert Etest result sent to clinician

Date Alert Etest result sent to clinician

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

DATEALTCDCPGM

Date Alert Etest MIC alert result to send to CDC SURRG Program

Date Alert Etest MIC result to send to CDC SURRG Program (by Epi or Lab Coordinator)

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

DATEALTCDCLAB

Date Alert Etest MIC alert result to send to CDC Laboratory

Date Alert Etest MIC result to send to CDC Laboratory (by Epi or Lab Coordinator)

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

DATESENTARLN

Date isolate sent to ARLN laboratory

Date isolate sent to ARLN laboratory

Character; YYYY/MM/DD

DATESENTCDC

Date isolate sent to CDC laboratory

Date isolate sent to CDC laboratory (only “Quick Send Alert Cases)

Character; YYYY/MM/DD





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