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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Kidney Dis. 2018 Nov 9;73(2):218–229. doi: 10.1053/j.ajkd.2018.07.020

Table 1.

Overview of data elements and biosamples

Visit Eligibility Enrollment In-Person Follow-Up Remote Follow-Up
Screening Log Data
Demographics X
Biopsy diagnosis X
Exclusion criteria X
Consent/assent X (X)a
Medical Data
Comorbidities X X X
Family history X X
Birth history X Xb
Pregnancy history X X
Prior disease course X
Interim disease course X X
Subsequent renal biopsy X X
Clinical trial participation X X X
Medicationsc X X X
Hospitalizations X X X
ESKD status X X
Vital status X X
Physical exam X X
Vital signs X X
PRO Data
Symptoms X X X
PRO questionnaires X X
Local Laboratory Tests*
Blood chemistries, Hematology studies, Coagulation studies, Rheumatologic and Infectious serologies, Urine studies X X X
Central Laboratory Tests**
Serum creatinine X X
24-hour, morning void, or spot urine (protein, creatinine)d X X
Biospecimens
Blood sample, including DNA and RNA X X
Immortalized cell linese X
24-hour, morning void, or spot urined X X
*

if measured, based on abstraction from clinic record

**

measured by CureGN laboratory

(a)

If not previously performed

(b)

If not previously collected

(c)

Immunosuppressive medication since disease onset is collected at enrollment and updated at all visits. All other concurrent medications, vaccines, and supplements are collected at all visits using a searchable database of RxNorm.

(d)

Attempts should be made to collect a 24-hour urine sample on an annual basis. For all other visits, a morning void collection in a designated, pre-labeled container should be obtained. Additionally, a spot collection should be done during the visit, noting the time of collection.

(e)

Pediatric patients only

Abbreviations: ESKD, end-stage kidney disease; PRO, patient-reported outcome.