Main Use Case 1 Sample Clauses

Main Use Case 1. User knows task to do / questionnaire to work with. (1) Begin a fresh questionnaire The user wants to begin a specific blank questionnaire. The user would be presented with a list of questionnaires that are appropriate as determined by the study design. This means that the list should be filtered according to the properties of study. It may be that all of the questionnaires in the study are always available. But there are likely to be designs where certain questionnaires are available only to certain users, roles, study sites, or even based on the date or time, or type of device or any other data that are available at the time. It may also be the case, as will be explored later on, that certain questionnaires are only available after other questionnaires have been filled according to the flow of questionnaires as determined by the study designer. (2) Modify an existing filled or partially filled questionnaire In order to modify an existing questionnaire the user must select the questionnaire by name from the list of questionnaires in the study. Again, this list may be filtered by rules of the study design where certain questionnaires are available only to certain users, roles, study sites, or even based on the date or time, or type of device or any other data that are available at the time. Once the questionnaire is selected, then a specific filled questionnaire record must be selected. The user must be able to search for a record using some method of searching appropriate to that questionnaire, perhaps an ID or a name or age or other piece or pieces of information that can help index the record. These search terms would likely be determined in the study design phase, but perhaps some ad hoc searching would also be possible. Once a record is selected some additional information that confirms that it is the correct record may be provided before modification can begin. For example if a patient ID is the search key, then perhaps a drop-down list of existing patient IDs could be used. Once an ID is selected perhaps a screen showing the name, sex, age, address or other important information can be displayed to confirm that the correct record has been selected. Then modification of the record could begin. (3) Review an existing filled or partially filled questionnaire (read only mode) Review an existing questionnaire would proceed in exactly the same fashion as modifying an existing questionnaire through the beginning stages. The only difference would be that on...