In Subject Reports
From the Subject Reports editor, move to where you'd like to insert the System Variable value and type in the following:
<%= #XXXXX %> (note: XXXXX = Variable Code, see list below).
In Dependencies or Interval Expressions
Use the code in the reference column like a variable code in the variable group.
In Subject Data Import
Use the code in the Variable or Reference column
Variable List
Variable |
Reference (Variable Code) |
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First Name |
FirstName |
Middle Name |
MiddleInitial |
Last Name |
LastName |
Reference ID |
ReferenceID |
Project Specific ID |
ProjectSpecificID |
Randomization ID |
RandomizationID |
Treatment Code |
TreatmentCode |
Site Name |
SiteName |
Enrollment Date |
EnrollmentDate |
Screening Date |
ScreeningDate |
Encounter Date |
EncounterDate |
Interval Name |
IntervalName |
Additional Variables that can be used in Subject Data Import
These variables can only be used in a project that has Subject Login enabled
Variable / Reference |
Data that can be imported |
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User Name |
The username for a subject |
Password |
The password for a subject |
Email Address |
The email address for a subject |
Is User Active |
Whether a user is active |
Receive Encounter Due Notifications |
Whether a subject will receive encounter due emails subjects must have an email address to enter Yes for this value |
These variables can only be used in a project that has Medications enabled
Variable / Reference |
Data that can be imported |
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Trade Name |
The trade name of a medication Must match a medication trade name in the central list |
Begin Date |
The date the subject started taking the medication |
End Date |
If applicable, the date the subject stopped taking the medication |
Medication Dose |
The dosage the subject is taking The dosage unit is based on the Unit of Measure for the medication in the central list |
Times Per Day |
The times per day the subject takes the medication |
Administration Route |
Valid data includes: Oral, Subcutaneous (s.c.), Intramuscular (i.m.), Intravenous (i.v.), Recatl, Topical, Nasal, Inhaled, Transdermal |
Subject Medication Note |
A text field for notes |