Introducing the Breast Cancer Symptom Explorer: Visualizing Adverse Events and Quality of Life

Discover the Breast Cancer Symptom Explorer, a powerful research-facing tool for visualizing adverse events (AEs) and quality-of-life (QOL) data in breast cancer clinical trials. This video introduces the tool, explains its purpose, and demonstrates its four key applications. Key Features: · AE Explorer: Visualize AE data using Sankey diagrams to track symptoms like hot flashes across treatment cycles for drugs like Anastrozole and Tamoxifen. · QOL Explorer: Focus on patient-reported outcomes, visualizing symptom severity and timepoints. · AE Cohort Explorer: Track subsets of patients at specific timepoints, follow symptom severity, and review toxicity indices. · Custom Explorer: Upload your own structured data to generate Sankey diagrams and gain insights into longitudinal toxicity and tolerability. Each application offers unique insights into breast cancer treatment, enhancing our understanding of patient experiences and outcomes. This tool supports clinical trial research by improving the analysis and visualization of longitudinal data and fostering more informed decision-making and personalized patient care. This project is funded by the National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute (NCI), Division of Cancer Prevention, and brought to you by a team from the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, University of California, Los Angeles. It represents the NCI Cancer Moonshot Tolerability Consortium—a consortium of multidisciplinary teams working to develop innovative methods for analyzing patient-reported outcomes in cancer clinical trials. Visit the NCI Tolerability Consortium website to learn more about its groundbreaking efforts to enhance cancer care by improving patient-reported outcomes and treatment tolerability for all patients.

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