Tag: REDCap

Announcements, Science and Informatics

Check out our New and Improved WUSTL REDCap Confluence Documentation!

By — February 23, 2024

The WUSTL REDCap Confluence Documentation recently received a major upgrade following the migration from version 7 and system update to version 14.  The documentation contains several pages of information, shareable links, and tools to help WUSTL REDCap users work more efficiently in the WUSTL Instance of REDCap.  Some highlights include: 1. A new Frequently Asked  [Read more]

Announcements, Science and Informatics

Book MDClone and REDCap virtual office hours consultations in advance using our new scheduling pages

By — November 2, 2022

In an effort to improve the quality and efficiency of our MDClone and REDCap consultation services, we began offering virtual office hours earlier in 2022. To further refine and improve this process, you can now schedule 30-minute blocks of time in advance for consultations during office hours! To schedule a consultation, simply:   Click the appropriate  [Read more]

Announcements, Science and Informatics

Virtual office hours

By — July 11, 2022

Weekly office hours sessions resume Tuesday, July 12, 2022, from 10 a.m.–12 p.m.

Science and Informatics

Use Validated Data Collection Instruments and Avoid Reinventing the Wheel

By — August 7, 2019

Data collection instruments such as surveys, questionnaires and intake forms that have been rigorously tested for validity often exist but are not always easy to find. Using existing validated instruments reduces duplication of effort, promotes harmonization of data collection standards, adds credibility to results and allows for comparison of results across studies. Options for locating  [Read more]

Announcements

Chris Sorensen brings data management and sharing services, REDCap workshops to Becker Library

By — June 28, 2019

Chris Sorensen, PhD, recently joined Becker Library as a senior support scientist in the library’s new Division of Data and Research Computing. Sorensen comes to the library from the Program in Physical Therapy here at Washington University School of Medicine where he completed his doctorate in movement science before working as a staff scientist managing  [Read more]