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New date: Using the e-Consent in IU REDCap
This webinar covers a user-friendly electronic method to obtain and manage participants’ consents through the new e-Consent Framework and PDF Auto-Archiver in IU REDCap. January 14, 2021 via Zoom.
Event details
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Date & timeThursday, January 14, 2021
2pm-4pm -
LocationOnline - Zoom
About this event
The webinar is an informative presentation/discussion about using the e-Consent Framework in IU REDCap. Obtaining written consent is a crucial step for engaging participants in research, but managing paper forms can be a challenge. REDCap offers a user-friendly electronic method to obtain and manage participants’ consents through the new e-Consent Framework and PDF Auto-Archiver.
There will be time for questions and answers at the conclusion of the presentation by:
Brenda L. Hudson, MA CCRP PMP LSSBB
Director of Strategic Operations, Indiana CTSI
and
Catherine J. Bauer-Martinez, M.Ed
REDCap Application Administrator
Advanced Biomedical IT Core (ABITC)
ABITC is part of the Research Technologies (RT) Division of UITS Research Technologies and RT is a center in the Pervasive Technology Institute at Indiana University
Objectives:
By the end of this webinar, users will know:
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What is an e-Consent?
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How the e-Consent Framework works in IU REDCap?
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How to set-up an e-Consent in a REDCap project?
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How participants use the e-Consent in IU REDCap?
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Questions to consider when using the e-Consent Framework
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Lessons Learned from using the e-Consent Framework in REDCap
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Problems
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Solutions
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Lessons learned
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