alterlab-redcap-cdisc
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Designs validated research data-capture instruments and aligns them to CDISC submission standards. Builds REDCap projects from a requirements spec: instrument and field design, the 18-column data dictionary (Variable/Field Name, Form Name, Field Type, Choices, Branching Logic, Text Validation, Identifier?), field validation (date_ymd, integer, number, email, phone), branching/show-field logic, longitudinal events and survey settings, and lints a data dictionary for common errors. Maps a study to CDISC: CDASH collection fields, SDTM domain mapping (special-purpose DM; Events AE, MH; Findings VS, LB; Interventions EX, CM), and NCI-EVS controlled terminology. Use when the user wants to build a REDCap project, write or lint a data dictionary, set up branching logic or validation, or map a study to CDISC SDTM/CDASH/CDISC CT. For LabArchives ELN bridging use alterlab-labarchive; for Likert/sampling/reliability use alterlab-survey-design. Part of the AlterLab Academic Skills suite.
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