Flag Subject page
On this page, you identify subjects who have been given the wrong medication. The subject can be marked as:
- Mis-randomized
- Off-treatment
- None (removes the flag)
A flagged subject is marked (mis-randomized 
or off-treatment
) in the list of subjects. This information also is recorded on the final report for the study.
You must have the appropriate permissions to flag a subject.
Fields on this page
This table describes the default fields for this page. Your study might require different fields, and those fields could have different names.
Field
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Description
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Notes
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Site Number
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The unique number associated with the site to which the subject has been assigned.
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READ-ONLY
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Subject Number
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The unique identifier assigned to the subject, which is typically assigned during the randomization visit.
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READ-ONLY
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Subject is Mis-Randomized
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The subject is flagged as being mis-randomized (received the wrong treatment).
A user with appropriate permissions sees this icon () in the Flag column in a subject list.
Mis-randomized subjects are also flagged on reports.
The protocol for your study determines if and how the subject continues in the study.
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Subject is Off-Treatment
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The subject is flagged as being off-treatment.
A user with appropriate permissions sees this icon ()in the Flag column in a subject list.
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None
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The subject is no longer flagged.
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Subject Does NOT count toward Trial Population
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A study can have a maximum number of participants, which is referred to as the study, or population, limit.
Select this field only if you not want this mis-randomized or off-treatment subject to be counted toward the randomization limit for this study.
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Comments
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The reason the subject was flagged.
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Password
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Your password for IRT.
Only an authorized person can flag a subject as mis-randomized or off-treatment.
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Submit
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Saves the transaction and sends the message to the appropriate function in IRT.
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