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An invoice will be sent to the Coordinating Center at the time of trial activation; payment is due within 30 days of issue. However, we provide a 90-day, money-back guarantee. If we receive an email message from the Coordinating Center within 90 days of the trial’s activation requesting its deactivation, a full refund will be given within 30 days.
Yes. Please see Doubled-Blinded Trials for more information.
Yes. For no additional cost, Randomize.net can create the randomization application to meet your specifications.
No. There is no cost for registering as a Coordinating Center or for a randomization application. Costs are incurred only when the application is activated.
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Yes. We currently provide three types of accrual reports: monthly by clinical site; by stratification variables; and, a treatment allocation list.
When randomizing a subject the clinical site must provide a subject ID number. No two subjects in the trial can have the same ID number. The best way to assign subject ID numbers is for each clinical site to maintain a registration log into which information about each subject is entered for clinical site use only. The information entered can vary depending on the trial. Typically, the information includes subject's name, date of randomization and the stratification variables. A pre-filled field in the registration log assigns the ID.
Yes. You can configure multiple email addresses for each clinical site, so that whenever a particular clinical site randomizes a subject, a confirmation is sent to each address. In addition, you can configure multiple email addresses to receive a confirmation for every randomization, regardless of clinical site.
See Randomization Algorithms for information on how randomization works.
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