TEMPUS ONCO-OLIVIA Registry

Olivia will capture data through continuous data accrual, multimodal integration, and longitudinal depth. Data may be collected from areas including, but not limited to, clinical/EHR, pathology/genomics, imaging, PROs, or linkage.

Primary pathway: Olivia-enabled remote eConsent/authorization under HIPAA Right of Access and TEFCA Individual Access Services (IAS) to retrieve medical records. Data are curated into de-identified/coded, auditable datasets for research and potential secondary research and/or regulatory uses. Retrospective capture reaches back to diagnosis or earlier when available. Participation does not affect clinical care or access to care, and no investigational treatments or research-mandated procedures are administered.

Sub-studies will routinely include supplemental information specific to each research project, including but not limited to the following: purpose, objective(s), background, design, population(s) of interest (e.g., inclusion or exclusion criteria), analytic method(s), storage and archival considerations, etc.

Depending on the nature of the research partnership, sub-studies may designate a co-Principal Investigator and/or co-Sponsor to support the sub-study-specific research effort. In such cases, the respective roles, responsibilities, and regulatory obligations of each party will be documented in the sub-study protocol and associated agreements, while Tempus retains overall sponsorship and governance of the Olivia platform.

The Olivia platform has its own standard Terms of Use; however, for the purposes of this research, the Informed Consent Form (ICF) serves as the governing document. In the event of any conflict between the platform's standard terms and the ICF regarding research-specific rights, data protections, or liability, the terms of the ICF will prevail.