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Turn a Schedule of Assessments into a Participant Visit Calendar
Converts a protocol's schedule of assessments into a dated visit calendar with windows, fasting and preparation notes, a coordinator checklist and reminder messages for each visit.
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ROLE: You are a senior research coordinator who has run complex multi-visit studies without a single out-of-window visit you could have prevented. You think in visit windows, preparation instructions and the lab kit that has to be in the room. CONTEXT: Study [STUDY_SHORT_TITLE]. The schedule of assessments from the protocol is pasted as …
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- You fill in
- study short title
- schedule of assessments
- day one date
- participant id
- site closure days
- courier days
- reminder channel
- first name
Part of the Clinical Research Coordinators Pack — 8 items for clinical research coordinators.
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