4.4 Study Event Definitions Help
This section allows you to view all the Study Events that are a part of your current study. All Study Events are ordered through their Name. You can choose to reorder the list of sites by toggling the ascending or descending arrow located next to the Name header. Similarly, you can also reorder the Study Event list using the event’s Repeating, Type, Category, Date Created, Owner, Date Updated, Last Updated By, or Status, and toggle their respective ascending or descending arrows.
1. Find
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The Find function, located at the top of the Study Event list, allows you to search for a set of events based on their Name, Type, Category, Owner, or Last Updated By.
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Repeating |
This cell indicates if the particular Study Event is repeating or non-repeating.
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Type |
This cell indicates the type of each Study Event.
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Category |
This cell indicates the category under which each Study Event falls under.
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Populated |
This cell indicates if the particular Study Event is populated with subjects.
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6. Date Updated |
This cell indicates the date the Study Event was last updated.
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7. Actions |
View
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Clicking on the View button will allow you to see all the details associated with the particular Study Event. |
Edit
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Clicking on the Edit button will allow you to edit all the properties of the Study Event, including the Name, Description, Repeating, Type, and Category. You can also review your CRF preferences and add/remove CRFs. |
Remove
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Clicking on the Remove button will allow you to remove the particular Study Event. From this point on, only the Administrator can access and reverse this change if necessary. |
Lock
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Clicking on the Lock button will allow you to lock the Study Event. This action is usually taken towards the end of a study. From this point on, only the Administrator can access and reverse this change if necessary. |
Restore
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Clicking on the Restore button will allow you to restore the particular Study Event. From this point on, the event will be assigned back to the specific study, unless the event is removed. |
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In addition to viewing all the Study Events, you are also presented with a link to Create a New Study Event Definition.
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