Composite hash types

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Within the system a hash system is used to help detect changes between successive data extractions and match records. This includes the creation of 'composite hashes' for groups of related records, which have an integer code that indicates the record type. These codes are listed below.
Note that neither the hashes nor the codes feature in the final core MDR database and they do not form part of the JSON files generated by the system.


id name Applies to source
11 Trial Registry ID Org id should identify the registry. ECRIN
41 Regulatory Body ID Number generated by a national authority when a study applies for authorisation / ethical approval, e.g. IRAS number in the UK, ANSM number in France. ECRIN
12 Ethics Review ID Org id should identify the review body. ECRIN
13 Funder's ID May be a grant id, org id should identify the funder. ECRIN
14 Sponsor's ID Org id should identify the sponsor. ECRIN
39 NIH CTRP ID ID generated by the US NCI for supported cancer trials (in the Clinical Trial Reporting Program). NIH
40 DAIDS ID ID generated for the protocol by the US NIH DAIDs for supported trials (allergy and infectious diseases). NIH
42 NHLBI ID Accession number, from NHLBI study database. NIH