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Please join your peers on either March 26 (8pm GMT) or March 28 (8am GMT) to watch as user extraordinaire and forum legend @"lindsay.stevens" demonstrates OpenClinica Insight.
See preview and register at https://openclinica.com/insight-webinar
Insight makes it easy to ask questions of ALL of your clinical and operational data and visualize answers via interactive reports and dashboards. The idea is simple, but the results are powerful: ask your questions, choose your visualizations, then return often for updated, interactive results that link you to all of the underlying data.
See preview and register at https://openclinica.com/insight-webinar
Insight makes it easy to ask questions of ALL of your clinical and operational data and visualize answers via interactive reports and dashboards. The idea is simple, but the results are powerful: ask your questions, choose your visualizations, then return often for updated, interactive results that link you to all of the underlying data.
The new OpenClinica is here!
ccollins
Posts: 375 admin
Hi all,
The new OpenClinica (what you may have heard of as OC v4) is here! A 3-part
blog post gives you the lowdown:
http://blog.openclinica.com/2017/10/18/introducing-the-new-openclinica/
Congratulations to the OpenClinica LLC team and to everyone in the
community who made this happen! I'm so proud to work alongside you.
Best,
Cal
The new OpenClinica (what you may have heard of as OC v4) is here! A 3-part
blog post gives you the lowdown:
http://blog.openclinica.com/2017/10/18/introducing-the-new-openclinica/
Congratulations to the OpenClinica LLC team and to everyone in the
community who made this happen! I'm so proud to work alongside you.
Best,
Cal
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Looking forward to seeing and hearing more at OC17.
Cheers
Eric
The blog posts are very promissing and we're curious about new new OC. Part 3 says
I wasn't able to find the code for download but maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Christian
I would interpret it like this. The current OC master branch, is the core for OC4 (also referred as OC bridge in the past). It will stay open together with web API, but very likely there will be no released distribution for community installation (because anyway on its own it is not complete and not useful for end users - e.g. rendering engine for eCRF is third party component). The development of OC3.x will be organised within OC3.x specific branches. OC4 does not have eCRF rendering engine, it uses enketo for this purpose (enketo is open source as well). Study Designer (TM) will probably stayed closed. Participate (TM) is likely to stay closed. Insight (TM) looks like another closed module for monitoring and reporting. This is just my (personal) summary as I was observing the progress of development.
best
Tomas
I think that's a pretty accurate picture of things. We'll hopefully catch
up on documentation for the git repos soon, that's a little behind. One
other item to note is that for OC4 we are using a third party
authentication service (auth0), so if you're trying to build it from source
code you'll need to sign up for an account with them or replace that layer
with something else.
Best,
Cal
Thank you for your explanation and Cal thank you for your additional note. I'll have a closer look into the OC-Bridge and will wait for additional information about the future plans and the pricing.
Regards,
Christian