stage-a.6: Site risk, closing in stages, SDV and approval, 17 field types and “What’s new”

YouEDC Capture

Site risk (RBM): nine indicators from the study data, thresholds, each site's risk level, a review log and an Excel report Site risk (risk-based monitoring)
Closing a study in stages: enrolment closed, soft lock, database lock; each step signed Closing a study: stages and the lock
Data review: SDV of critical fields only or of the whole form, the data manager's approval after SDV, an “SDV and approval” list by what each form waits for Monitoring, SDV and the data manager's approval
Forms for the unblinded team only in blinded studies: nobody else sees them anywhere, and the investigator guide leaves them out eCRF builder · Investigator guide
Form builder: 17 field types, new among them whole number, partial date, time, drop-down list, score scale, VAS and calculated fields (age, BMI, days between dates); decimal places and an input pattern; everything goes into the CDISC ODM export eCRF builder
ePRO: the site no longer edits answers the patient sent; a correction goes through a request and the original answer stays in the audit trail Patient questionnaires (ePRO)

YouEDC Sites has its own tab in the section switcher: the master files of all your projects (completeness, missing and expired documents, quality checks, open requests) and an example Seven sections: YouEDC Capture, YouEDC Studio, YouEDC Safety, YouEDC Sites, YouEDC Trials, YouEDC Supply, YouEDC Biostat · Trial Master File

A “What’s new” section on the site: an article about each release, by section (YouEDC Capture, YouEDC Studio, YouEDC Safety, YouEDC Sites), in three languages What’s new: release notes
A “What’s new” card on the desk: which version runs and what it brought What’s new: release notes
The site's home page is edited in Administration > Pages block by block: texts in three languages, order, hiding and your own blocks Administration
A rule: a release without its article and without help in three languages is not built; tests check it What’s new: release notes

The desk lays its cards out in two balanced columns, with no empty space under the shorter one
On a phone, month names in the charts no longer run into each other
In Russian, edit checks are now «сверки (edit checks)» everywhere