Oracle® Health Sciences Mobile Clinical Research Associate Server User's Guide Release 1.3 E38751-04 |
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This chapter provides details on alerts. It contains the following topics:
When on the move, you will have to be notified about various aspects of studies and site visits, including their progress, performance, and so on. Mobile CRA lets you create alerts through the administrator user interface and then subscribe to one or more of them. Once subscribed, you will receive notifications every time the subscription criteria is met. The alert inbox will display all the alerts logically categorized based on the site. For more information on creating alerts in the Administrator user interface, refer to the Oracle Health Sciences Mobile Clinical Research Associate Server Administrator's Guide.
You can also flag an alert as 'Important'. This ensures that alerts carrying important information of your interest or those requiring your attention are flagged.
Alerts can be generated for a study, study-site, or 3rd party. Alerts are displayed in the following two views:
For each alert, the following information is displayed:
The alert name
The site name
The study name
The timestamp for the alert. If the alert was triggered in the last 12 hours the time the alert was triggered is shown. If the alert was triggered more than 7 days earlier, the date is shown in localized format taken from a global setting on the Smartphone.
If an alert has been marked important, a red exclamation mark icon is also present.
The Alert Detail View displays a single alert that has been selected through the Alert List View. Perform the following steps to view the alert details:
Tap the alert in the list to display its details.
For each alert, the following information is displayed:
The site name
The study name
The alert title
The timestamp for the alert
The details and text of the alert
The importance of the alert
You can scroll up or down to view all details of the alert. When alert details are viewed, its receipt is confirmed. The Mark as important button lets you mark an alert as important. For more information on marking alerts as important, refer to Section 9.7.
Perform the following steps to view alerts:
Navigate to the Mobile CRA menu.
Tap Alerts. The list of alerts will be displayed. The 50 most recent alerts available from the Mobile CRA Server will be listed.
A search bar is provided at the top of the alerts list view. When the search field is tapped, a keyboard is displayed and the search bar occupies the title bar space as shown below. You can then enter your search text in the search bar. The list is updated with the search results as you type in the search text.
You can search for an alert based on the following:
Site name
Study name
Alert title
Before subscribing to an alert, ensure that Oracle Health Sciences Mobile CRA has been downloaded, registered, and all administrative tasks have been completed. Perform the following steps to subscribe to an alert from your mobile device:
Subscribing to an Alert for a Study
In the Mobile CRA menu, tap Subscriptions. A list of studies is displayed.
Tap the study you want to subscribe alerts from.
Tap Study Alerts.
A list of alerts for the study is displayed.
Tap the alert you want to subscribe to and view its details.
If you want, modify the threshold value by tapping Threshhold.
If the alert is set to OFF on the top right, tap it to turn it on and subscribe to it.
Important:
To propagate the threshold changes to CTMS, reset the alert by switching it OFF, and then ON again (if it was originally ON).Subscribing to an Alert for a Site
In the Mobile CRA menu, tap Subscriptions. A list of studies is displayed.
Tap the study you want to subscribe alerts from.
Tap Site Alerts.
A list of alerts is displayed.
Tap the alert you want to subscribe to and view its details.
If you want, modify the threshold value by tapping on Threshold.
If the alert is set to OFF on the top right, tap it to turn it on and subscribe to it.
Important:
To propagate the threshold changes to CTMS, reset the alert by switching it OFF, and then ON again (if it was originally ON).Before unsubscribing from an alert, ensure that Oracle Health Sciences Mobile CRA has been downloaded, registered and all administrative tasks have been completed. Perform the following steps to unsubscribe from an alert from your mobile device:
Unsubscribe an Alert for a Study
In the Mobile CRA menu, tap Subscriptions.
A list of alerts is displayed. Tap the study for which you want to unsubscribe an alert.
Tap Study Alerts. A list of alerts is displayed.
Tap the alert that you want to modify.
Tap ON on the top right hand corner. It switches off the alert and you will be unsubscribed.
Unsubscribe an Alert for a Site
In the Mobile CRA menu, tap Subscriptions. A list of studies is displayed.
Tap the study you want to unsubscribe alerts from.
Tap Site Alerts.
A list of alerts is displayed.
Tap the alert you want to unsubscribe and view its details.
Tap ON on the top right, to switch off the alert. You will be unsubscribed.
Before modifying a subscription, ensure that Oracle Health Sciences Mobile CRA has been downloaded, registered, and all administrative tasks have been completed. Perform the following steps to modify an alert from your mobile device:
Navigate to the Mobile CRA menu.
Tap Alerts. The list of alerts will be displayed. The 50 most recent alerts available from the Mobile CRA Server will be listed.
Tap the alert you want to modify.
Tap Threshhold to modify the threshold value.
Tap Done on the top right. If you do not want to save your changes, tap Cancel to go back to the alert details.
Oracle Health Sciences Mobile CRA system will ship with a set of predefined alerts for data available from CDA. All predefined alerts will generate a notification in the following format:
You have received an alert for <Study X> regarding <Site Y>.
Following is a list of predefined alerts in the system:
Predefined Alert | Description |
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Number of CRFs waiting for verification |
Number of CRF pages ready for source verification at the site |
First patient has enrolled at site |
The first patient has been enrolled at site |
Number of enrolled patients is greater than threshold |
The number of enrolled patients at a study site is greater than the preset threshold value |
Count of enrolled patient is a multiple of five |
Number of patients enrolled in list |
Percent of open queries |
The number of open queries at a study site is greater than the preset threshold percentage |
Percent of closed discrepancies |
Percent of discrepancies that are closed as Irresolvable is greater than the preset threshold percentage |
Number of screen failures |
Screen failures is greater than the preset threshold value |
Number of enrolled patients since last site visit |
Count of enrolled patients since last site visit |
Visit reports waiting approval |
The number of trip reports pending approval |
Number of active sites is greater than threshold |
Count of active sites is greater than the threshold |
Number of sites greater than planned |
The number of study sites that exceed the planned sites |
Number of study sites is greater than threshold |
Count of study sites is greater than the threshold |
You can manually reset an alert to trigger again on the same conditions. Before resetting an alert, ensure that you are connected to the server. If you try to reset an alert when offline, an error will be displayed. Perform the following steps to reset an alert:
Note:
The Reset option is not available for external notifications.Tap the alert to view its details.
Click Reset. A reset message is sent to the mobile server and the reset option is not visible.
You can also mark an alert as important. An important alert is indicated by a red exclamation mark icon. Perform the following steps to mark an alert as important:
Tap an alert to view its details.
Tap Mark important. The alert will be marked as important and the button changes to Mark unimportant.
In the alerts list, a red exclamation mark icon will be displayed next to the alert.
When the application is closed or running in the background, the Android system sends a notification when an alert is triggered.
Figure 9-38 Alert Signal in the Android Notification Menu
Tapping on the Mobile CRA notification proceeds to open the application and then the alerts to view.