Recording & Editing

Learn how to record or edit events in the RTSM system.

Screen or Screen Fail

Question:

How to Screen or Screen Fail a Subject in RTSM?


Answer:

At Screening the Subject can be successfully Screened or be Screen Failed depending on if the Subject meets the eligibility criteria. A Subject can be Screen Failed after the Initial Screening.

To Screen or Screen Fail a Subject

  1. To Screen a Subject, navigate to the Subjects page.
  2. Click the Add New Subject button to open the New Subject form.

    Screen - New Subject

    Note: The view may differ from the images above based on the study and user privileges. Additionally, the questions or statements may vary based on the study requirements.

  3. Enter data in the required fields.
  4. If the Subject meets the eligibility criteria, select Yes and click Submit.

    Screen - Submit

  5. A final form appears to confirm the subject is Screened.

    Screen Confirmation

  6. If the Subject does not meet the eligibility criteria, select No to the eligibility question.
  7. Check the checkbox to Screen Fail the Subject and then click Submit.

    Screen - Select Fail

  8. A final form appears to provide the subject number and confirm the subject is Screen Failed.

    Screen Fail Confirmation

To Screen Fail a Subject after the Initial Screening

  1. Navigate to the Subjects page, click on the Task Menu (3 dots) for the subject to be screenfailed.

    Screen Fail - Subjects

  2. Click on Record Event on the Task Menu.

    Screen Fail - Tasks

    Notes
    • The study may have different tabs and or radio boxes than what is displayed above.
    • The user may be required to disable Pop Up Blockers before clicking on links or icons.
  3. Enter data in the required fields. Click Screening Failure as the Event to Record.
  4. Click the Submit button.

    Screen Fail - Failure

  5. A final form appears to confirm the subject is Screen Failed.

    Screen Fail Confirmation

    Note: The study may have different activity names than what is displayed above.