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Introduction
Any decision node activity has some criteria check and a check based on criteria and most randomization activities will also have some such criteria check. Such These criteria checks are called an 'eligibility test', although not all these criteria checks are necessarily checks of protocol eligibility.
Running an Eligibility Test
If you have a decision node activity or a randomization with an eligibility test, you need to complete all data related to that activity before the eligibility test can be run.
Once all data has been completed, you can click the 'Run Eligibility Test' button and that will check the criteria.
Once the eligibility has been checked, the result, 'test passed' or 'test failed' is shown. If you click the 'Show Details' button, it will show the results (passed or failed) for each individual criterion that was checked.
If the test would have been run several times, you are able to look at the different runs. However, the result of the last run prior to proceeding - to the next activity or by randomization of the subject - is the result that will be taken into account for passing or failing the test.
Test Failed
The criteria check might have the result 'failed', but that does not necessarily mean ineligibility or some failure. If the test failed, you would need to acknowledge the 'false' arm. This false arm can have other names, depending on the design of your study.
If the eligibility check fails, however the Principal Investigator considers that the subject should pass.., then please contact the sponsor and see Protocol Deviations for more information.
Test Passed
If the test passed, you could randomize your subject or would need to confirm the proposed allocated arm if it is a decision node.