1. Module 4: Central Randomization System (CRS)

2. This training session contains information regarding:
Overview of Data Collection & Entry
CRS Overview/Navigation
CRS Data entry

3. Overview of ACCEPT Data Collection & Entry

4. ACCEPT Data Process

5. It is important for researchers to note that there are 2 study databases that require data entry.
The first is the Central Randomization System (CRS), this is where the research team will enter eligibility data on both included and excluded respondents.
The second database called REDCap is where the ACP Questionnaire responses and chart abstraction data are entered. (See Module 6).
Together, the information entered into these databases will inform the results presented to you in your Site Report.

6. CRS Overview/Navigation

7. Screening Logs
Respondents are screened and enrolled using the Central Randomization System

9. To view existing data simply click on the screening or enrollment number of interest. The Screening Form for that particular patient/family member will open.

10. CRS Data Entry

16. If the family member is approached for consent, and consent is granted, record the date consent is obtained and then SAVE the form.

20. Unique Respondent Identification Numbers

21. When do I enter screening Data?
Only patients/family members that meet inclusion criteria should be entered into the CRS.
Enter patients/family members that:
Meet exclusion criteria
Decline to give consent
Grant consent

22. Training Module 4 Complete