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Ans: The project site dropdown is restricted to the sites linked with the collection protocol.
How map the picklist values from REDCap to corresponding PVs of OpenSpecimen?
Ans: It is a very common problem faced between the integration of any two disparate systems. Let's take an example and understand how this problem is solved in OpenSpecimen. Let's say you want to map the gender value "M" received from the REDCap project to the corresponding OpenSpecimen PV "Male". You can follow the given steps:
Go to Extras from the homepage and select Dropdown Manager.
Click on the "Gender" attribute and click on 'Male' PV.
Click on 'Edit', and under properties, enter the name of PV Mapping Key and its corresponding value for your REDCap study.
Mapping Specific CP
The property name is the same as the "PV Mapping Key" displayed on the OS-RC configuration page.
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Mapping for all CPs under a single site
The property name is RC_<site_id>. The site ID can be obtained from the sites list view in following steps:
Go to the 'site' page from the homepage and select the sites you are interested in.
Click on the 'Export' button to download the .csv file.
Open the file, and you can see the 'site id' as 'identifier'.
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Mapping all REDCap projects irrespective of sites or CP
The property name is RC, as illustrated in the below image.
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Why is the events mapping table not displayed in the REDCap project setup wizard?
Ans: The events mapping table is not displayed when the project is either a "classical project" or has only one event. In the latter case, REDcap considers the project with a single event as "classical projects".
REDCap Data
If we remove forms or fields in REDCap after the go-live date, would OS remove them for us automatically during the overnight job?
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