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Create Collection Protocol (CP)
openspecimen/rest/ng/collection-protocols
Use this resource to create new collection protocol in the openSpecimen application. Use HTTP POST method to call this API by passing the below details in JSON format.
Below are the attributes which need to be sent in the request body:
Parameter | Details |
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title | Full title of the collection protocol, which is normally used in the regulatory approval documents. |
shortTitle | User friendly short string to uniquely identify the collection protocol. |
code [optional] | A short code to uniquely identify the CP in the system. |
startDate [optional] | Collection protocol starting date |
endDate [optional] | Collection protocol end date. If given then, the endDate should be later than start date. |
principalInvestigator | Principal investigator of CP Mainly contains following parameters : loginName : User login name. For this specified user must be present in application. domainName: Name of domain to which user belongs to. By default it will be catissue. |
coordinators [optional] | Collection of coordinators. It is collection of user info mainly contains following parameters : loginName : User login name. For this specified user must be present in application. domainName: Name of domain to which user belongs to. By default it will be catissue. |
irbId [optional] | Ethics approval id |
anticipatedParticipantsCount [optional] | Anticipated participants count. This is ignored for specimen centric CPs. |
activityStatus | Activity status of a collection protocol |
visitNameFmt [optional] | Visit name format. This is ignored for specimen centric CPs. |
specimenLabelFmt [optional] | Specimen label format |
derivedLabelFormat [optional] | Derived label format |
aliquotLabelFormat [optional] | Aliquot label format |
ppidFmt [optional] | PPID format. This is ignored for specimen centric CPs. |
cpSites | Array of sites at which the collection protocol is being run or active. Mainly contains following parameters : siteName: Site name. code[optional]: Site code |
manualPpidEnabled [optional] | When enabled, users have to manually enter the participant PPID. |
manualVisitNameEnabled [optional] | When enabled, users have to manually enter the visit names. |
manualSpecLabelEnabled [optional] | When enabled, users have to manually enter the specimen (primary, derived, aliquot) labels. |
specimenCentric | Boolean indicating whether the CP is participant or specimen centric. When the value of this attribute is null or false, a participant centric CP is created. However, when the value is true, a specimen centric CP is created. Note: This flag is effective only when a CP is being created. The value of this attribute is ignored in the CP update APIs. In other words, a participant centric CP cannot be converted to specimen centric and vice-versa. |
http[s]:<host>:<port>/openspecimen/rest/ng/collection-protocols
Use this URL to add collection protocol in openSpecimen application.
Result:
The response of this request will contains the details of the created collection protocol.
Below is the example of the create collection protocol:
URL | http://<host>:<port>/ openspecimen/rest/ng/collection-protocols |
Method | POST |
Request | application/json |
json | { |
Response | { |
Error Cases :
code | Applies to | Status Message |
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200 | All resources | Collection Protocol has been created successfully |
400 | All requests | Invalid parameters, e.g duplicate CP title, blank CP title etc |
401 | All requests | Authorization failed, user doesn’t have authority |
500 | All requests | Internal server error, encountered server error while performing operations |
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