by Bryan Farrow | Jul 2, 2019
Mistakes happen in the course of data entry. A research coordinator, intending to input a weight of 80 kilograms, leaves the field before striking the “0” key. Her colleague, completing a field for temperature, enters a value of 98, forgetting that the system expects... by Bryan Farrow | Jun 20, 2019
“Please answer the following three questions if you answered ‘yes’ above.” Instructions like the above are common on paper forms. A biological male, for example, won’t have a history of pregnancy. Asking him questions on this topic wastes... 
by Bryan Farrow | Jun 3, 2019
Heart disease. Lung cancer. Type II diabetes. You. Me. The barista at the coffee shop. For all the differences between the diseases above, each presents, if it does present, with a certain severity. For all the varied experiences of the people above, each... 
by Bryan Farrow | May 21, 2019
When it comes to math, the modern eCRF is no slouch. You’ve seen OpenClinica forms add, substract, multiply, and divide values at lightning speed. But these operations barely scratch the service. OC4’s form engine supports a wide array of mathematical... by Bryan Farrow | Apr 25, 2019
If you’re not using external tables and lists, you’re not tapping the full power of OpenClinica. Watching the short clip below, then access the full video and data tables featured by signing in here. Watch the full 20-minute video Customers,... 
by Bryan Farrow | Mar 27, 2019
How much time do you have left? Yes, in that sense. The existential one. If the question is difficult to ask, it’s even harder to answer. Ask an actuary. Calculating life expectancy is a complex matter; more complex, at least, then plugging your date of birth and...