Add randomization to a visit
To associate a randomization or minimization design with a visit, just drag the design to the visit.
You can map subjects from one treatment arm to the same treatment arm, a different treatment arm, or multiple treatment arms. If you map all subjects in one treatment arm to a single other treatment arm, either the same or different, those subjects aren't randomized again.
In the following example, subjects in the 10 mg dose and 5 mg dose arms remain in their treatment arms and aren't randomized again. Subjects in the Placebo arm are randomized to determine whether they move to the 5 mg dose or 10 mg dose arms.
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You must create a randomization or minimization design first.
For step-by-step instructions, see Define the randomization or Define the minimization.
Note:
The visit that is assigned a randomization design must be required and scheduled, and it cannot be the study completion, withdrawal, an unscheduled visit, or event.To add randomization or minimization design to a visit:
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Parent topic: Randomization and treatment arms