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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 13.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Trials. 2012 Jan 24;9(2):204–214. doi: 10.1177/1740774511432555

Table 1.

Summary of recruitment registry requirements

Web-based application to simplify and automate the process for collecting, storing, monitoring, and reporting registry data
 Secure/manage access
  Secure login features and role-based access
  Manage staff access to information
 Screening/storing/documenting
  Ability to store anonymous initial contact demographic information
  Ability to document consent
  Ability to screen a potential participant
  Ability to store contact and sensitive information and previously anonymous demographic information about registered participants
  Ability to store mailing information and generate mailing labels, mailing logs, and form letters
 Searching/filtering/tracking
  Ability to track participant’s progress in processes, status, contacts, and events/activities
  Ability to track time to progress from first contact to every other step
  Ability to track in which studies/programs a participant is screened, eligible for, enrolled in, ineligible for (and reasons), interested in, not interested in
  Search and query functions on all entered data.
 Report generation and auditing capabilities
  Ability to profile characteristics of participants recruited, for example, demographics and referral source
  Ability to audit the quality of the data
Multisite management capabilities
 Program and study management
  Manage program and study status
  Manage multiple type of contacts and workflow
 Activity management
  Recent activity list for potential participants/participants
  Recruitment task and activity management
 Dashboard to facilitate data use and management