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• Before you accept a trial, verify the following trial characteristics:

  • Distinctiveness. Verify that the trial is not a duplicate of one previously registered and accepted

• If the trial contains incorrect information that you can not modify or verify, place the trial on hold. See Putting Trial Processing On Hold for instructions.

• If the trial is a duplicate of another in the CTRP database, or is invalid, reject the trial.

  NoteIf you determine that a trial is an invalid submission, search for valid submissions

  Distinctiveness. 

  • in the CTRP database.

• After you establish that all trial information is correct, accept the trial to make it available for future abstraction.

Before you accept a trial, verify the following trial characteristics:

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    The CTRP system checks for duplicate trials by ClinicalTrials.gov identifier. However, it does not check for duplicate titles or other aspects of the trial. If you find a duplicate trial, decide which is correct as per the Protocol document, and then reject the other.

  The system displays an error message if it

  • If the system detects that there is an existing trial with the same ClinicalTrials.gov ID when you click Save on the General Trials Details page during validation

  . In order to

  • , the system displays an error message. To save the trial information successfully, you must first change the ClinicalTrials.gov ID.

   Verify that the trial is not a duplicate of one previously registered and accepted in the CTRP.

  • Appropriateness. For example, the CTRO accepts only trials submitted by a lead organization, and not a participating site in the case of a multi-site trial with an existing coordination center.

  • Completeness. For example, if a given type of document is missing, verify that
  it
  • the required information is included in another trial document.
  • Accuracy. For example, verify that the principal investigator’s information is correct.
  • Consistency. For example, verify that the Protocol document is consistent with the submitted trial details.

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• If the trial contains incorrect information that you can not modify or verify, place the trial on hold. For instructions, refer to Putting Trial Processing On Hold.

• If you determine that a trial is an invalid submission, search for valid submissions in the CTRP database and reject the invalid trial submission.

• When all required fields contain information and you have established that all trial information is correct, accept the trial to make it available for future abstraction.

How to Accept and Reject Trials

1. Select a trial to validate by following the instructions in Selecting Trials that Require Validation. The Trial Identification page displays the trial details.

2. On the Trial Identification page, check out the trial. For instructions,

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   refer to Checking In and Checking Out Trials. (This checkout step is optional for Super Abstractors.)

3. On the Validation menu, click Trial Validation. The Trial Validation page displays trial details.

   
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4. You have the following choices:
   

   • To accept the trial, click Accept. A message confirms acceptance, the trial processing status changes to Accepted, and the system sends a notification of acceptance email message to the trial submitter. Also, the abstraction menu appears with options specific to abstracting the trial.

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   • To reject the trial, click Reject.

   
   

   • The Reason For Rejection section appears. 

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     When you reject a trial that is on-hold, the system takes the trial off hold.

     
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     1. In the Reason
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   • 1. Rejection field, select Out of Scope, Duplicate, or Other. 
     2. Optionally, in the Comments field, type the reason for rejecting the trial. For example, if you rejected the trial because you found a duplicate record in the system, enter Duplicate of record NCI-2008-1234 .

     3. Click Done.

   
   

   • 1. A message confirms rejection. The trial processing status changes to Rejected, and the system sends a notification of rejection email message to the trial submitter.

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