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What's the difference between excluding a subject from source verification and deselecting a subject for source verification?
Deselected subjects are subjects that you initially selected for source verification, but subsequently deselected. After you deselect a subject for source verification, it is still possible for the subject to be selected for source verification in the future by the automatic subject selection settings (Number of initial subjects and Subject selection rate after initial subjects).
Excluded subjects are removed from the SV Eligible Pool, which means they aren't considered in the automatic subject selection settings, and are not SV required unless you manually select them for source verification. You can, however, mark an item associated with an excluded subject as critical.
Excluded subjects:
- Are not restricted in any other way from participating in the study events, visits, and so on.
- Still require their critical forms to be source verified.
- Are still available to be selected as subjects for critical items.
