With the fall semester approaching, many of you will be onboarding new study team members to REDCap. The links below include information for getting new users access to REDCap, adding new users to projects, training opportunities and support materials, WashU REDCap e-Consent and more.

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If you have questions about the information in this email or are unable to access the links below, please Submit a REDCap Ticket.

Once new study team members have a WUSTL key and password, they can log in to REDCap.  Once they have logged in and confirmed their email, they can be added to projects by anyone with the "User Rights" privilege. Click the links below for detailed guidance:

This introductory series provides users with an overview of REDCap as well as demonstrations of basic tasks to build and maintain a REDCap database. See the Scheduled REDCap Trainings page or click the session titles below for more information and to register (required):

*For study team members whose only role is data entry, the Entering and Exporting Data session (70 minutes) after viewing the REDCap Overview and Basic Terminology (20 minutes) is sufficient.

In addition to the training sessions scheduled above, we have robust self-service support and training on our WashU REDCap Support Documentation and REDCap Training Confluence pages. These resources include:

Wednesday, August 21, 12-1 p.m.

REDCap User Community Meetings occur the third Wednesday of the month from 12-1 p.m. CST.  An Outlook invitation (Wash U REDCap User Community Meeting.ics), Zoom link, and materials from previous meetings can be found in this box folder.

The WashU REDCap e-Consent process was developed by a university e-consent task force. If you are using, or plan to use REDCap for e-consent, we recommend using the WashU REDCap e-Consent Template Project and WashU REDCap e-Consent Standard Operating Procedures. Using the template and SOPs will help your consent process meet WashU standards all the way through to securely delivering a fully executed Informed Consent Form. 

The I²DB Data Brokerage team provides REDCap Database Build and Smart on FHIR (Epic Data Pull to REDCap) services for a $150 per hour fee⁺.  Please see the WashU REDCap Fee for Services page for more information and to request these services. 

⁺Both of these services are now at the $150 per hour fee.

We often receive tickets regarding issues with REDCap email invitations sent from collaborators with guest WUSTL Keys not making it to the inbox of survey respondents. This actually is due to email providers trying to stop phishing emails.  The best approach is to send from a shared @wustl email account. Read more about it in this user guide: Sending Email Invitations from Guest Wash U REDCap Accounts.

If you have questions about the information in this email or are unable to access the links above, please Submit a REDCap Ticket.

Thank you,

WashU REDCap Support