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Delete grid form

In CTMS, you can delete a monitor template grid form if it is no longer required for your monitoring visit.

To delete a grid form

  1. In the CTMS application header, select the LIBRARY tab.

  2. On the page that opens, from the left pane, select the Monitor Template subtab.

    Accessing monitor template subtab
    Figure 1. Accessing monitor template subtab

  3. From the Monitor Template List table, select the template name in which the required grid form exists.

    Selecting monitor template
    Figure 2. Selecting monitor template

  4. On the Monitor Template Detail page that appears, from the explorer pane, locate the required grid form, and right-click it.

  5. From the dropdown menu that appears, select Delete trash_can_icon.png.

  6. In the Delete Item dialog that appears, confirm the action by selecting delete_button_white_red.png.

    Deleting form
    Figure 3. Deleting form

Upon confirmation, the grid form is deleted from the monitor template.

In this section:

A monitor template is created for recording the details of a monitoring visit, such as information about the subject's enrollment and retention, source data verification, protocol deviations discovered at the site, and so on. Since the monitoring visit data may vary, to accurately and efficiently capture and record the information, you can create the following types of forms in a monitor template: simple, log, and grid.

The simple and log forms are straightforward and incorporate questions and answers for the reviewer to provide details of their monitoring visit. Grid forms are two-dimensional forms comprising rows and columns that can be used to answer multiple questions for different fields of the same question.

An activity in which a monitor, usually a clinical research associate (CRA), visits sites to review and verify study-related activities, including data collection, patient safety, and adherence to the study protocol. The monitor also verifies that the study complies with relevant regulatory requirements and GCP guidelines.