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The OpenClinica User Documentation contains a wide variety of reference information, including a Glossary. For quick access to definitions of terms used in OpenClinica and throughout the book. The book is written for versions 3.x of the OpenClinica software. We hope you'll find it useful. As an open source community we love your feedback and contributions. 1 Overview of OpenClinica. Monitor and Manage Data. 3 Monitor and Manage Data. 7 Users and Roles. OpenClinica Installation and Upgrade Guides.

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The OpenClinica User Documentation contains a wide variety of reference information, including a Glossary. For quick access to definitions of terms used in OpenClinica and throughout the book. The book is written for versions 3.x of the OpenClinica software. We hope you'll find it useful. As an open source community we love your feedback and contributions. 1 Overview of OpenClinica. Monitor and Manage Data. 3 Monitor and Manage Data. 7 Users and Roles. OpenClinica Installation and Upgrade Guides.

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OpenClinica Participate | OpenClinica Reference Guide

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Here you'll find some helpful information to get your Study Subjects. Participating in your Study by allowing them to use their own internet-connected devices to provide data directly into OpenClinica Forms. This allows for more accurate and timely responses promoting a higher level of Subject compliance. It also means that and means clinic staff can spend more quality time with Study Participants, and less time on administration. OpenClinica Participate (OCP) works with electronic case report forms (eCR...

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Study Setup | OpenClinica Reference Guide

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The Study Setup module in OpenClinica provides flexibility and control so you can design and set up clinical trials with minimal effort. To use the Study Setup module, the Study must exist. You create a new Study using the Administration. Module, providing basic information about it. Once the Study has been created, you provide more details about it using the Study Setup module. The Study Setup module has the following features:. Build and Modify Study. 52 Build and Modify Study. Create Study Edit Details.

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OpenClinica Technical Documentation | OpenClinica Reference Guide

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This guide will help you interact with and extend OpenClinica in a programmatic way. This guide is for developers who have a basic familiarity with HTTP and web services. HTML and javascript expertise helps too. You'll likely want to start with the REST API. This provides you with hooks to interact with an OpenClinica study in a lot of neat ways. Access the OpenClinica REST API. We also have a SOAP API. Set Up Your Development Environment. The latest version of OpenClinica Community Edition. API Key: Aut...

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Release Notes and Development Roadmap | OpenClinica Reference Guide

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Release Notes and Development Roadmap. Here you can access information about existing, as well as upcoming, OpenClinica releases. We use agile software development practices. This means that while we do keep a "long term" road map, we are always adjusting to deliver high value product(s) for our users. We break up major pieces of functionality into Minimally Releasable Features (MRFs) which we prioritize and work on in order of priority. Are great place to start)! How often we prioritize -. Release Notes...

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Create and Modify Case Report Forms (CRFs) | OpenClinica Reference Guide

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54 Create and Modify Case Report Forms (CRFs). This set of topics explains how you define (create) Case Report Forms (CRFs) and make changes to the defined forms. You define the form in an Excel spreadsheet file for use with Study Events in your OpenClinica system. OpenClinica presents the defined CRF in the web interface for users to collect Study Event data for a Subject. To create and modify defined CRFs, your User Role or User Type requires appropriate permission. 541 About CRFs in OpenClinica. The p...

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Engineering OpenClinica’s Future | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Engineering OpenClinica’s Future. March 19, 2015. We recently introduced OpenClinica Participate. As transformational as these patient engagement capabilities can be, what we’ve been working on is about more than that. This is about a foundation for the future of the OpenClinica project. As I briefly pointed out in an earlier post. OpenClinica Participate forms are powered by the new enketo-express. As my 5 year-old s...

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mobile | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Engage. Learn. Repeat. July 2, 2015. As the user base grew, we listened to users and understood that integration and interoperability were another major obstacle. While we don’t claim to have fully cracked that nut yet, OpenClinica’s CDISC ODM-based APIs have been pretty widely adopted and helped to drive some significant. Why is this important? The great (and often unrecognized) news is that so many of the people inv...

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patient engagement | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Calculating ROI for ePRO. August 3, 2015. I recently delivered a webinar titled Getting Started with eCOA/ePRO,. In which roughly a third of attendees polled cited expense as the number one reason that has prevented them from adopting an ePRO solution. So what does ePRO really cost? Is it worth it? Let’s start by taking a look at the costs that are unique to each approach. Paper vs. eCOA. There are some additional ben...

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Integration | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. March 13, 2015. Apple, Inc. has a remarkable ability to capture the world’s attention when announcing the next big thing. They have honed their well-known Reality Distortion Field. ResearchKit has grabbed such attention. Maybe not as much as The Watch. But amongst the minority of us who pay attention to such things. And the reactions have been typically polarized it’s either an ethics quagmire. There’s truth to ...

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ePRO | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Reducing friction in patient engagement: an (unconventional) case study. September 24, 2015. Our quest for frictionless, electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) data capture has us looking for novel ways to engage patients and streamline process. I’d like to share a fun and interesting example of this work, in which we used Participate. Attendees filled out the form, sprinkled with fun health habit questions, then...

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Mobile | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Reducing friction in patient engagement: an (unconventional) case study. September 24, 2015. Our quest for frictionless, electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) data capture has us looking for novel ways to engage patients and streamline process. I’d like to share a fun and interesting example of this work, in which we used Participate. Attendees filled out the form, sprinkled with fun health habit questions, then...

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Conferences & Events | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Reducing friction in patient engagement: an (unconventional) case study. September 24, 2015. Our quest for frictionless, electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) data capture has us looking for novel ways to engage patients and streamline process. I’d like to share a fun and interesting example of this work, in which we used Participate. Attendees filled out the form, sprinkled with fun health habit questions, then...

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Informed Consent | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. March 13, 2015. Apple, Inc. has a remarkable ability to capture the world’s attention when announcing the next big thing. They have honed their well-known Reality Distortion Field. ResearchKit has grabbed such attention. Maybe not as much as The Watch. But amongst the minority of us who pay attention to such things. And the reactions have been typically polarized it’s either an ethics quagmire. There’s truth to ...

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ePRO | The OpenClinica Blog

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Musings on open source and open standards in clinical trial software and healthcare IT. Reducing friction in patient engagement: an (unconventional) case study. September 24, 2015. Our quest for frictionless, electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) data capture has us looking for novel ways to engage patients and streamline process. I’d like to share a fun and interesting example of this work, in which we used Participate. Attendees filled out the form, sprinkled with fun health habit questions, then...

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The OpenClinica User Documentation contains a wide variety of reference information, including a Glossary. For quick access to definitions of terms used in OpenClinica and throughout the book. The book is written for versions 3.x of the OpenClinica software. We hope you'll find it useful. As an open source community we love your feedback and contributions. 1 Overview of OpenClinica. Monitor and Manage Data. 3 Monitor and Manage Data. 7 Users and Roles. OpenClinica Installation and Upgrade Guides.

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