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Edit unique form

In the Study Designer application, you can design unique forms for study visits. A unique form is a CRF template that serves as a starting point for creating new forms for different visits of the clinical trial. Unique forms are stored in the Unique Form folder under the CRF DESIGN tab and serve as a reusable blueprint for creating other CRFs in the study, cycle, or folder visits.

After adding unique forms to your study, it may occur that some of their details need to be updated due to new protocol requirements or errors that have been made during the configuration. You can also edit forms that are already associated with visits. In this case, when editing visit form details, a corresponding unique form and all of its linked visit forms become updated automatically preserving the latest changes.

To edit a unique form
  1. In the Study Designer application header, select the CRF DESIGN tab.

  2. In the toolbar, select the latest draft CRF version marked with the respective unlock symbol unlocked_icon_purple.png, otherwise, you cannot perform any actions.

    Selecting latest draft CRF version
    Figure 1. Selecting latest draft CRF version

  3. In the left pane that appears, expand the Unique Form folder and right-click the needed form.

    Tip

    You can also update visit forms if needed by right-clicking the visit folder in the same tree. But remember, when editing a visit form, the updates are automatically propagated to the parent unique form and all of the visit forms linked to it.

  4. In the context menu that opens, select Edit Form pencil_icon.png.

    Selecting to edit unique form
    Figure 2. Selecting to edit unique form

  5. In the Edit Form panel that expands, update the fields as needed. These fields are identical to the ones explained in the table of the Add unique form from scratch section.

    Editing unique form
    Figure 3. Editing unique form

  6. Select save_button_red_white.png to update the form details.

    Important

    When updating unique forms, you can change the form type from Simple to Log and vice versa. However, when changing the type from Log to Simple, due to potential data implications in the EDC system, you need to confirm your decision upon saving.

    Confirming form type change
    Figure 4. Confirming form type change

Once saved, a unique form is updated.