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Chronic Myeloid Leukemia

 

                      CMLer ID   -  CML Medication Status
                             Chronic myeloid leukemia

                                                                                                                                Français ​/ Español
WARNING
             
 The use of the CMLer ID and the CML Medication Status is entirely
under the responsibility of the user with regard to data confidentiality. 
​              When these codes are used in discussion groups (Facebook or others), there is an invasion of privacy, especially if these codes follow the true name of the user. Use as much as possible in private groups with precaution. 
These codes are mostly used in surveys where all people's names are not used and are therefore anonymous. 
Some very simple questions to ask yourself, especially if you have changed medications often:

How long have you been on imatinib? 

How long have you been on dasatinib?
How long have you been on nilotinib?  
How long did it take you to reach the TFR stage?
How long have you had CML?
At what age were you diagnosed with CML?

Do you keep your medical data on paper or computer support? In the event of loss of your data, do you have to ensure the confidentiality of your data?

When you participate in surveys or in the exchange of information with a third party (healthcare professional or others), are your data sufficiently complete (error-free)?
GOALS:

​1 - Allow to classify in a CML folder  (
C:\Users\...\Documents\medical\CML), the permanent data of the patient (date of birth and date of diagnosis). These will be put in the code 'CMLer ID. Allow the patient's medication status to be classified on a given date in a 'CML Medication Status' code. If there are multiple medications changes with a given date, there will be multiple 'CML Medication Status' codes.

 2 - As these data can be used for surveys, the composition of these two codes must not reveal the identity of the patient. To ensure maximum confidentiality, the
CMLer ID will not contain names, civic addresses, email addresses and full date of birth (only the year and the month but not the day).
 
3 - These codes must not contain errors because they can be used for various surveys and various calculation processes. These two codes must therefore go through a validation procedure. Results will be displayed on the screen and also in files downloaded to the patient's computer as desired.
 
4 - The use of these codes is temporary and will be replaced as needed by patient associations when the artificial intelligence project is implemented. These codes are used only by patients with CML and are not standardized by any government agency. 
A patient has only one 'CMLer ID' but many 'CML Medication Status'.
For example, the patient can have only one 'CMLer ID' 
​(ex.:
CA5311030515592) 
and also 4
 'CML Medication Status' :

0-1000000000-400-20030615     at June 15, 2003
0-1200000000-070-20150112     at January 12, 2015
1-1250000000-000-20200114     at January 14, 2020           
0-1256000000-080-20210221     at February 21, 2021

​
Note: Each time the patient changes his medication or the dose of his medication or  his  TFR status is changed (Treatment free remission), the patient must create another CML Medication Status.
​It is very important to validate these two codes in the following sections because if there are errors, they will be rejected in subsequent operations.
CMLer ID                              -        CML Medication Status
CA5311030615592                 -     1-1250000000-400-20210215               
CA  5311  0306  1  5592         -     1  1250000000 400 20210215
Try to validate these two codes with the procedures Validation below
CMLer ID
CA5311030615592   ==>   CA  5311  0306  1  5592
CA

5311

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​0306

1

​5592
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CA for Canada       How to find the country code
​

Date of birth (YYMM) 1953 11 (November)

For more confidentiality, the day is omitted from the date. The month and the year are kept.
​

Date of diagnostic (YYMM)  2003 06 (June)

Gender    ( 1 for man or 2 for woman)

​Personal number ( Calculus with your birthdate number)
19531124 ==> 1953*11*24 = 515592 ==>   5592 
(For more confidentiality,  keep the last four digits of the result) 
​
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After the creation of your CMLer ID, a CMLer's code will be given to you for further utilisation. This code should not be confused with your Personal Number.
CML Medication Status 
 
1-1250000000-400-20210215  ==> 1   1250000000       400         20210215  
                                          TFR    modifications       Dose     Date of the last                                                           of medications                    modification     
Treatment Free Remission
​0
-1250000000-400-20210215  
0  for  Not in  TFR                                                    0  for  Not in  TFR 
                                                                               1  for  In TFR
Medication history  - Possibility of 10 modifications.
     A modification can be a change in TFR status or a change in medication or a change in the dose..  
                  0
-1250000000-400-20210215
​                         History

      
0 -  none
1 – imatinib
2-  dasatinib
3-  nilotinib
4-  ponatinib
5 – bosutinib
6 – asciminib
7 – interferon
​8 - radotinib
9 – other
 
                                     

0-1000000000-400-20040215  Med change
0-1200000000-070-20060215   Med change
0-1250000000-300-20080415   Med change
​1-1250000000-000-20100215    TFR change
0-1250000000-300-20100615   TFR change
1-1255000000-400-20150215    Dose change

etc

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If one medication     (For example: imatinib only    ==>  1000000000    

If three medications (For example: imatinib, dasatinib and bosutinib) ==> 1250000000
Note: This patient start with imatinib (1) and after dasatinib (2),....

If five medications  (For example: interferon+imatinib+dasatinib+nilotinib+bosutinib => 7123500000
​Note: This patient start with interferon and after with imatinib,...

Daily dose of the last medication you took:​

A new daily dose triggers a new recording of the CML Medication Status. You must enter the dose of the last medication. The other doses of the first medications are already listed in the previous CML Medication Status records.
                   
In this CML Medication Status record, the last medication is bosutinib (5) and the daily dose is 400 mg.


​                       1-1250000000-400-20210215         
       0 - 0    mg      ==>  000    
       1 - 15  mg      ==>  015

       2 - 20  mg      ==>  020
       3 - 40  mg      ==>  040
 
      4 - 45  mg      ==>  045
       5 - 50  mg      ==>  050
       6 - 60  mg      ==>  060
.      7 - 70  mg      ==>  070
       6 - 80  mg      ==>  080
         
       9 - 100 mg     ==>  100          
      10 - 140 mg    ==>  140       
      11 - 200 mg    ==>  200

      12 - 300 mg    ==>  300
      13 - 400 mg   ==> 400
      14 - 500 mg    ==>  500
      15 - 600 mg    ==>  600
      16 - 800 mg    ==>  800
      17 - Other       ==>  999
Reference:: Leukemia Treatment Regimens: Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML)
Date of the modification
1-1250000000-400-21200215     
20210215    ==>   YYYYMMDD   ==>   15 February 2021
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