How to's in LibreClinica
Here is a page with some examples of CRF's and here is another one with our top 5 pages of this section.
We put some pages together to show you how easy it is to use LibreClinica.
Use the following links for a description of the basic functionality of LibreClinica and some more advanced topics:
Events/Visits
CRF's
- create a new CRF
- create a new version of an existing CRF
- transfer existing data to a a new version of a CRF
- one version of a CRF for one site, another version for another site
- using Tip to display instructions
- a CRF with a file
- a CRF with an image
- 3 methods to create a time field
- the number of minutes between two time fields
- the number of days between two date fields
- getExternalValue, postMessage and controlled vocabularies
- changing the layout of a CRF
- aligning two columns
- getting rid of the yellow comment-fields in the XL-sheet
- showing or hiding items on a CRF, based on the input of another item (SimpleConditionalDisplay)
- showing or hiding items on a CRF using a rule
- setting defaults for repeating items using the insert-action
- displaying the number of characters left
- a visual analogue scale or VAS
- a warning in a CRF
- a link to the ICD10 site in a CRF
- de-selecting a radio-button
- a regular expression for the StudySubjectID
- the Event-date in your CRF
- using items from other Events
- an automatic row-number in a repeating-item-group
Conducting a study
Rules
General
- finding OID's for creating a rule
- a script for scheduling a rule
DiscrepancyNoteAction
- a simple rule with two items
- the ct-operator for a rule with a multi-option-item
EMailAction
- using a rule to send a mail
ShowAction
- showing or hiding items on a CRF using a rule
- showing a RepeatingItemsGroup
InsertAction
- setting defaults for repeating items using the insertaction
Other
- getting the data into SPSS
- checkboxes and multi-selects in SPSS
- getting the data into SAS
- a self-signed certificate for tomcat
- testing OpenClinica 3.12
- properties-files, i18n and translating
- backup and restore of OpenClinca
- restarting a completely stuck tomcat
- setting up a test environment
- running both tomcat 6 and 7
- create a technical administrator, or a root-alike
- some Postgres-commands that can come in handy
- SchemaSpy: a graphical representation of the database
- datalisting, or making a paper printout of your data (MsAccess)
- two manuals for your end-users, if you're short of time
- workshop java-script
Web-services
- get those services running
- using web-services to add subjects and schedule events
- using web-services to test the capacity of OpenClinica
A lot of the information here was also submitted to the WikiBook OpenClinica User Manual.