Title: Introduction to PHC 2.0 and Molecular Information

Q: What is real-world data?
- Information that is produced through the clinical setting but not research and product development. (Your answer is incorrect)
- The unstructured information that comes from written sources, electronic health
records and insurance claims. (correct) (Correct! Real-world data can include information about a patient’s personal and family history, as well as their symptoms and disease progression.)
- The information gathered from diagnostic instruments and laboratory tests. (Your answer is incorrect)

Q: Which of the following are examples of diagnostic data?
- Genetic sequencing, x-rays, and blood analysis information. (correct) (Correct! Biomedical imaging, genetic sequencing, and blood analysis information are all examples of diagnostic data.)
- Patient symptoms, family history, and electronic health records physicians use
to diagnose a patient’s disease. (Your answer is incorrect.)
- Patient symptoms, treatment durability, and electronic health records physicians observe
and document throughout clinical trials. (Your answer is incorrect.)

Q: What is molecular information?
- It is the data we can gather about patients at a molecular and cellular level. (correct) (Correct! Molecular information is integral to disease diagnosis and can be found in real-world, diagnostic, and clinical trial data.)
- It is information about a patient’s medical history, including disease susceptibility. (Your answer is incorrect.)
- It is information about patients, like age, height, and weight. (Your answer is incorrect.)

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