Mastering Case Report Form in Clinical Research

In this video we lean the role of case report form in clinical trials and understand how CRF design, data capture and data collection is done using CRFs. We Also understand the electronic and paper CRFs role and advantages along with some examples of the well designed case reprot forms in clinical trials

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In this video, We explain about:

(0:00) Intro
(1:14) What is Case Report Form (CRF)?
(3:42) CRF Designing
(5:43) CRF - Paper Vs Electronic
(10:00) Examples of well designed CRF
(12:38) CRF significance in Clinical Research