Overview
The table below covers all the introductory training modules available for Medidata Medical Imaging.
The modules will provide you with an introduction on how to navigate Medical Imaging, and explain the functionality you may be required to use during the data collection and management process.
Instead of being assigned to a course with several modules as a standard, clients will assign the modules from the list below based on each sponsor's unique needs.
Review the Recommended Module Combinations (found in the course supplement section of this page) for recommended modules for each role.
Note: Clients are not required to select all modules. They will select only the modules that reflect their study setup.
|
Topic |
Duration |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| Medidata Imaging Introduction | 7 min | This eLearning covers topics such as Medidata Imaging Capabilities, Sponsor, Core Lab and CRO Uses, and Medidata Imaging Features, including a demonstration of the workflow. |
| Medidata Imaging Navigation | 3 min | This eLearning covers navigation and features of the Home Page, Documents, Queries, Tasks, eCRFs and Reporting menus. |
| Reviewer Specifics in Medidata Imaging | 8 min | This eLearning covers how to access and complete a task in Medidata Imaging. |
| Site Specifics in Rave Imaging | 9 min | This eLearning covers how to access and complete a task in Medidata Imaging. |
| Sponsor Specifics in Medidata Imaging | 11 min | This eLearning covers how to complete a task, view and assign active tasks, view completed tasks, download a study, generate reports, and create and respond to queries. |
Recording of Global Education training sessions is strictly prohibited. Any attempts to record training will result in an immediate stoppage of training until recording is terminated.
Course Type
eLearning
Audience
Core Lab, CRO Outsourcing Groups, Reviewer Personnel, Site Personnel, Sponsor Personnel
Duration
Varies based on your needs
Languages
English
Product
Rave Imaging
Course Supplements
Recommended Module Combinations for Medidata Imaging.pdf