Hi Abdo, This sounds exactly like how we are using the OIO system. Can't say it is the *best* system but it is the only system that comes close to your description, as far as I know.
We have an online repository of downloadable forms as XML (via OIO Library) and a browser-based editor for designing/modifying web-forms. Data collection and analysis (reports) are, of course, also via the web browser. I don't know if you care about multi-lingual support but we also have dynamically translatable forms via XML-mediated translation tables. Read more about it/download it for free from http://www.TxOutcome.Org. Best regards, Andrew --- Andrew P. Ho, M.D. OIO: Open Infrastructure for Outcomes TxOutcome.Org (hosting OIO Library #1) Assistant Clinical Professor Department of Psychiatry, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center University of California, Los Angeles On Tue, 16 Oct 2001, A. Shabah wrote: > Hi, > > Anyone know what is the best software to generate valide data collection > forms in clinical trials. Also, any idea if there exists any web site with > free open clinical trial forms availible to people. Also, if any researchers > follow the discussion in this channel, please inform me how do you design or > use clinical forms...I am actualy confronted with a subject that i have to > study particular aspects and make a large database. I am just wondering how > much information should i collect and when should i stop looking for > details. > > Thanks. > > Abdo Shabah > universite de Montreal > >
