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- | Please go to our REDcap | + | Please go to our REDCap |
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When logged in you are presented with the homepage. Please navigate to **My Projects** marked with **<color green> | When logged in you are presented with the homepage. Please navigate to **My Projects** marked with **<color green> | ||
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In **My Projects** you will see all of the projects that are to be used. The projects contain one questionnaire or a collage of questionnaires. The questionnaires in each project should be in two languages – English and the native language at each ESADA center. The questionnaires are setup so that in the beginning the participant can choose the language of the questionnaires. The participant will receive the questions in a language depending on the language they choose. | In **My Projects** you will see all of the projects that are to be used. The projects contain one questionnaire or a collage of questionnaires. The questionnaires in each project should be in two languages – English and the native language at each ESADA center. The questionnaires are setup so that in the beginning the participant can choose the language of the questionnaires. The participant will receive the questions in a language depending on the language they choose. | ||
+ | For each ESADA center there will be **two** projects - they include the same questionnaires (**ISI, FSS, ESS and PSQI**) along with the **Patient Global Impression scales** (**PGI**). The difference between the two projects is the that one project is for use at baseline and the other for use at follow-up. The baseline project includes the **PGI Severity scale** and the follow-up includes the **PGI Improvement scale**. | ||
+ | Please start by selecting the appropriate project from the list in **My Projects**. | ||
- | ===== SENGING | + | ===== SENDING |
All of the questionnaires will be sent via private link to the participant. | All of the questionnaires will be sent via private link to the participant. | ||
- | On the left panel under **Data Collection** there is a tool called **Data Distribution Tools**. The following image shows the **Data Distribution Tools** page. Under that you will find the public link to the questionnaire. However, when sending questionnaires not used for recruitment, | + | On the left panel under **Data Collection** there is a tool called **Survey |
NOTE: the public survey link is useful to test if the questionnaire is working properly. | NOTE: the public survey link is useful to test if the questionnaire is working properly. | ||
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==== ADDING PARTICIPANTS TO THE PARTICIPANT LIST ==== | ==== ADDING PARTICIPANTS TO THE PARTICIPANT LIST ==== | ||
- | The following image shows the **Participant List** page. | + | To add participants to the participant list please navigate to the **Survey Distribution Tools** in the menu on the left. On the **Survey Distribution Tools** page, please choose **Participant list**. |
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Before adding participants, | Before adding participants, | ||
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Participants are added to the list as seen on the figure above. First the e-mail of the participant is entered followed by a **comma** and then the research ID (**ESR number**). Multiple participants can be added to the list simultaneously by inputting the e-mail and research ID of multiple participants, | Participants are added to the list as seen on the figure above. First the e-mail of the participant is entered followed by a **comma** and then the research ID (**ESR number**). Multiple participants can be added to the list simultaneously by inputting the e-mail and research ID of multiple participants, | ||
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==== SENDING SURVEY LINKS ==== | ==== SENDING SURVEY LINKS ==== | ||
- | The private links can then be sent to the whole participant list at once by clicking **Compose Survey Invitations**. | + | The private links can then be sent to the whole participant list at once by clicking **Compose Survey Invitations** |
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You can send invitations to answer the questionnaire to the whole group or a subset of the group by checking the boxes by the participants on the right on the **Compose Survey Invitations** page. | You can send invitations to answer the questionnaire to the whole group or a subset of the group by checking the boxes by the participants on the right on the **Compose Survey Invitations** page. | ||
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- | The invitations can be sent immediately or at a specified time. Further, reminders can be sent up to 5 times after the initial invitation is sent. | + | The invitations can be sent immediately or at a specified time. Further, reminders can be sent up to 5 times after the initial invitation is sent (take care to not overload the participant' |
- | NOTE: remember to select the correct e-mail address you want to send the invitations out - it should be the sleeprevolution e-mail provided by us. | + | NOTE: remember to select the correct e-mail address you want to send the invitations out from - it should be the sleeprevolution e-mail provided by us. |
===== RESPONSE MONITORING ===== | ===== RESPONSE MONITORING ===== | ||
- | On the left panel under **Data Collection** is the **Record Status Dashboard**. There the questionnaire responses can be monitored. | + | On the left panel under **Data Collection** is the **Record Status Dashboard**. There the questionnaire responses |
The **Survey Invitation Log** under **Survey Distribution Tools** is also another tool to monitor invitation responses, for example if there are scheduled invitations and reminders. The following figure shows the **Record Status Dashboard** and how the incomplete answers can be monitored and followed up if needed. | The **Survey Invitation Log** under **Survey Distribution Tools** is also another tool to monitor invitation responses, for example if there are scheduled invitations and reminders. The following figure shows the **Record Status Dashboard** and how the incomplete answers can be monitored and followed up if needed. | ||
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+ | To follow-up with the participant and ask them to finish answering - note down the **Record ID** and where the participant stopped answering and go back to the **Participant List**. From there you can choose the questionnaire that is missing from the drop-down list at the top (see Figure 9) and send a link to the participant by using **Compose Survey Invitations**. | ||
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+ | ===== ADD/EDIT A RECORD - FOR eCRF PROJECT ===== | ||
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+ | To ensure that the protocol is followed in all ESADA centers across Europe, the ESADA Study Protocol project has been made in REDCap for each center. The project includes all steps and phases of the ESADA study protocol. It is designed as a checklist and also a way for you to record the body and vital signs measurements. Furhter, you can keep record of the diganoses and treatments the participant receives. | ||
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+ | ==== ADDING A NEW RECORD ==== | ||
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+ | When a participant is starting the study, the Study Protocol project is opened in REDCap and the participant is added to the **Participant List**, as is explained above. Make sure that the **Participant Identifier** option is **Enabled**, | ||
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+ | To successfully create a record for the participant, | ||
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+ | Figure 12 shows the record when it is opened up again. From there all of the forms contained within the eCRF can be opened up and edited at will. | ||
+ | By clicking on a form in the left panel it opens and can be edited. When a form has been filled out it is important to remember to **Save and exit** the form. | ||
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+ | Figure 13 shows the another instrument form in the eCRF. The status icon shows the status of the response of the from, if it has been filled out completely or if something is missing. | ||
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+ | ==== EDITING AN EXISTING RECORD ==== | ||
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+ | In the study protocol the participant will arrive for multiple visits. Therefore, the record for the participant needs to be opened again and edited numerous times as the participant progresses in the study. To find an existing record for a participant, | ||
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+ | The filled out forms can be edited by selecting **Edit response** above the record (see Figure 12). Further, the other forms in the record that have yet to be filled out can be seen in the menu panel as seen in Figure 12. | ||
===== DATA EXPORT ===== | ===== DATA EXPORT ===== | ||
- | The data can be exported as a .csv file in Data Export, Reports and Stats under Application | + | The data can be exported as a .csv file in **Data Export, Reports and Stats** under **Applications** |
The following image shows the data export page and where to initiate the export. | The following image shows the data export page and where to initiate the export. | ||
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- | After initiating the data export, a window appears as seen below, where you can choose | + | After initiating the data export, a window appears as seen below, where the data format and other options |
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