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- Data Flow & Quality
- Our Process
- Our Test Batteries
- Our Tasks
- Detection Task
- Identification Task
- One Card Learning Task
- One Word Learning Task
- One Back Task
- Two Back Task
- Monitoring Task
- International Shopping List Task
- International Shopping List Task - Delayed Recall
- Chase Test
- Groton Maze Learning Test
- Groton Maze Learning Test - Delayed Recall
- Groton Maze Learning Test - Reverse Delayed Recall
- Social-Emotional Cognition Task
- Set-Shifting Task
- Continuous Paired Associate Learning Task
- Continuous Paired Associate Learning Task: Delayed Recall
- Introduction
During testing at the clinical site, the raw data is encrypted and stored locally on that computer. At the end of each testing day, the site will take the raw data from each testing computer and upload the encrypted data to the CogState secure, study-specific, DataPoint® website.
Throughout the trial, your trial data will be viewable in real-time through our DataPoint® system. As soon as the data is received at CogState, you, the study site and CogState will be able to view the data (at controlled permission levels).
Your project manager will review the data to check for discrepancies such as duplicated or missing tests. If data cleaning is necessary, a Data Discrepancy Report will be sent to the site coordinator. The site will then respond to the discrepancy report, sign it and send it back to CogState. Necessary changes will be made and the discrepancies will be resolved. This is an ongoing process throughout the study.
Real-time access to the cognitive data is ideal when the data is required to review dose escalation in early phase studies or for ongoing safety monitoring alerts.
To find out more about our dataflow process, please visit the ‘Dataflow and Quality' section.
