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Manage CRFs

The Manage CRFs section provides two integrated views for managing Case Report Forms (CRFs) in your study:

Last updated: 04/14/2026

Manage CRFs

The Manage CRFs section provides two integrated views for managing Case Report Forms (CRFs) in your study:

  • CRFs in Study — Displays all active CRFs currently assigned to the study
  • Available CRFs — Shows all CRFs in the database that can be reused or used to create new ones

CRFs are the data entry forms filled in for each subject at each event. They are created in the Form Builder and then assigned to events.


CRFs in Study

Overview

The CRFs in Study tab shows all Case Report Forms currently active in your study. This view provides an overview of the assigned CRFs and allows you to preview, edit, or manage their assignments.

Path: Home → Study Name → Build → Manage CRFs → CRFs in Study

CRFs in Study Page

CRFs Table

ColumnDescription
NameThe display name of the CRF
Latest VersionThe current active version identifier
StatusCurrent status: Available, Draft, or Locked
Created OnDate and time the CRF was first created
Created ByThe user who created the CRF
Last Updated OnDate and time the CRF was last modified
DescriptionOptional description of the CRF's purpose
ActionPreview and Edit actions

Example

NameLatest VersionStatusCreated OnCreated ByLast Updated On
Thanks for your patienceVI_1.0.1Available11/12/2025 17:06Thuy Dung (thuy.dung)13/04/2026 16:48
Thông tin cá nhânV.1.0Available19/01/2026 10:36James David 1 (root)12/03/2026 15:14
Test AIV.1.0Available24/02/2026 09:38James David 1 (root)05/03/2026 17:22
MCV.1.0Available11/03/2026 15:52James David 1 (root)30/03/2026 15:40
CRF TestV.1.0Available27/03/2026 09:36James David 1 (root)30/03/2026 15:42
SignatureV.1.0Available07/04/2026 17:13James David 1 (root)09/04/2026 15:05

Row Actions

ActionDescription
PreviewOpens a read-only preview of the CRF layout and fields
EditOpens the CRF in Form Builder to modify its structure and content

CRF Versioning

CRFs support versioning. When a published CRF is updated, a new version is created. The Latest Version column shows the current active version. Previous versions remain available for reference and may still be in use by subjects enrolled under an older version.

Assigning CRFs to Events

CRFs are assigned to events from the Manage Events page. A CRF must have Available status before it can be assigned.

Tip: Use descriptive CRF names that reflect their clinical purpose (e.g., "Vital Signs", "Adverse Events") to make the Subject Matrix easy to navigate.


Available CRFs

Overview

The Available CRFs tab displays all Case Report Forms available in the database. This section allows you to:

  • View all CRFs that have been created in Form Builder
  • Reuse existing CRFs from other studies
  • Create a new CRF by navigating to Form Builder

Path: Home → Study Name → Build → Manage CRFs → Available CRFs

Available CRFs Page

Available CRFs Table

This view displays a comprehensive list of all CRFs in the database organized by:

ColumnDescription
NameThe display name of the CRF
Latest VersionThe current version identifier
StatusCurrent status: Available, Draft, or Locked
Created OnDate when the CRF was first created
Created ByThe user who created the CRF
Last Updated OnDate when the CRF was last modified
StudyThe study that originally created or uses this CRF
ActionsOptions to add CRF to study

Using Available CRFs

Add an Existing CRF

To add an available CRF to your current study:

  1. Browse the Available CRFs list
  2. Locate the desired CRF
  3. Click the Add or Assign button
  4. Confirm the action to include it in your study

Create a New CRF

To create a new CRF from scratch:

  1. Click the Go to Form Builder link/button
  2. In Form Builder, select Create New CRF
  3. Use the drag-and-drop interface to add form fields and components:
    • Text inputs
    • Date/time pickers
    • Dropdown menus
    • Radio buttons and checkboxes
    • Calculated fields
    • Signature fields
    • Image/file upload fields
  4. Configure validation rules and visibility settings
  5. Save and publish the CRF
  6. Once published, the new CRF will appear in both the Available CRFs list and can be assigned to events

Note: After creating a CRF in Form Builder, return to this page and assign it to the appropriate events in your study.


CRF Management Best Practices

  • Naming Convention — Use clear, descriptive names that indicate the CRF's clinical purpose
  • Versioning — Plan for CRF updates; document changes in descriptions
  • Reusability — Create modular CRFs that can be reused across multiple studies
  • Testing — Always preview CRFs before assigning them to events
  • Assignment — Ensure all required CRFs are assigned to the appropriate events before study activation