Speed up site selection by creating research studies using a flow, instead of updating
multiple object records separately. Save time and reduce the risk of errors, making sure that
your studies are set up and running smoothly.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud or Health Cloud
User Permissions
Needed
To create a research study:
Study Manager for Site Management
From the App Launcher, find and select Research Studies.
Click Create Study.
On the Basic Information window, enter the required information.
On the Enrollment Information window, enter the target count of enrollees.
On the Participant Eligibility window, under Inclusion Criteria, select existing
criteria or create a criteria that you want to include for the participant. To add more
inclusion criteria, click Add. To remove criteria, click
Remove.
Under Exclusion Criteria, select an existing or create a criteria that you want to
exclude for the participant. To add more exclusion criteria, click
Add. To remove criteria, click Remove.
Click Next.
Select the pre-eligibility questionnaire for the candidate.
Click Finish.
The research study that you created appears in the Research Studies list.
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