Manage Your Study

Administrators can use the links under the "General Study Settings" heading to manage many study properties and settings.

• Study Properties: Set values for properties which will appear on the Study Overview tab.
• Define Custom Study Properties: Define additional properties for all studies in this project.
• Manage Datasets: Create or edit datasets and their schemas.
• Manage Visits or Timepoints: Create, map, and edit timepoints or visits.
• Study Schedule: Manage the schedule and track study progress.
• Manage Locations: Create and edit labs and sites.
• Manage Cohorts: Define cohorts and assign participants to them.
• Manage Participant Groups: Define participant groups.
• Manage Participants. Manage methods for obscuring actual participant identifiers. Change, merge, or delete participants. See details below.
• Manage Security: Manage Study Security, including access to datasets as a whole or on a per-dataset basis.
• Manage Views: Manage reports, charts, and views and their metadata.
• Manage Dataset QC States: Manage quality control states.
• Demo Mode: Obscure participant IDs on many pages for demonstration purposes.
• Manage File Watchers (Premium Feature): Manage automatic file loaders.
• Master Patient Index (Premium Feature): Integrate with Open EMPI (Enterprise Master Patient Index).

Manage Participants

There are two options related to participant identifiers in this section:

• Manage Participants: Generate random IDs for participants when publishing or exporting data.
• Participant Aliases: Provide your own mapping of various aliases to the participant IDs defined in the study; useful when importing and aligning data.

• Change a participant ID
• Merge two participant IDs into one
• Delete a participant from the study

Related Topics

• Administration
• Manage Missing Value Indicators / Out of Range Values

Legacy Documentation Including Deprecated Features

• Legacy: Manage Study including Study Protocol Designs (Study Products, Treatments, and Assay Schedule)
• Legacy: Manage Study including Specimens