Precise Insights
Advanced Data and AI for Bladder Cancer
On-demand access to the largest and most sophisticated oncology data for accelerated RWE and improved patient outcomes.
See some of the 1000s of data elements we offer:
labs
Results from variety of patient tests
Visits
Oncology practice visits
Observations
Tumor-related observations plus vitals, biometrics, pain, and more
Procedures
Surgeries, radiation, biopsies, imaging, chemotherapy, etc.
Medications
Start and end dates, brand vs. generic codes, dosage, duration, and cycles
Diagnoses
Disease state, status, severity, and metastasis
full ngs panel
Complete genomic report with treatment exposure and clinical outcomes
Disease Progression
Directly-observed measures of critical endpoints
Adverse Events
Different types of adverse responses
Histology
Classification into multiple categories
Cost & Utilization
Adjudicated costs with linked claims data
Safety, Comorbidities
Pre-cancer and claims charge events
Specialty Pharmacy & Hub
Rx acquisition status details
Payer & Formulary
Drug tiers and coverage
Social Determinants
Social and physical environment factors
Cancer Subtype
Cancer type when ICD code is unknown
ECOG
Predict oft-missing performance score
Metastatic Status
Impute missing data from unstructured notes
Date of Initial Dx
Impute index event
EGFR Status
Impute specific gene mutation
Line of Therapy
Regimen or progression-based drug classes
Patient Adherence
Identify root cause of product switching
Patient Acquisition
Predict factors driving patients’ brand decision
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Explore ConcertAI datasets to see how many patients are in your disease area and meet study criteria.
bladder cancer
Research Studies
Our scientists regularly publish leading RWE studies in the fields of clinical development and health economics and outcomes research.
bladder research study
Treatment Patterns and Outcomes in Stage IV Bladder Cancer
Current real-world data regarding treatment patterns in advanced bladder cancer are limited. This study describes patient characteristics, treatment patterns, and effectiveness outcomes for stage IV bladder cancer.
See Full StudyMethods
Retrospective observational study
Analysis
- Patient characteristics, treatment patterns, efficacy outcomes
- Progression-free survival
- Overall survival
Patient Criteria
- Adults with Stage IV bladder cancer
- Diagnosed between 1/2008 and 6/2015
Results
508
Eligible patients
Findings:
Of patients received first-line platinum-based chemotherapy
Median months overall survival from start of Line 1 therapy
Conclusion
This study highlights an unmet need in this population, particularly in a relapsed/refractory setting, and the need for improvement in outcomes.
Research for Clinical Genitourinary Cancer, 2018