Trial Details
1. How to edit the trial details
Only users with certain permissions can see and/or edit the trial details.
1. Go to Trial Settings page underSystem Administrationon the left menu
2. Select Trial Details tab
3. The trial details will be shown as currently configured for the trial
4. To change the trial details update the required information and then click on Save
5. The trial will be updated with the new details.
2. Trial Maximum Patients
The trial maximum patients corresponds to the maximim number of patients that can be randomised within the trial.
Once the number of randomised subjects reaches the defined maximum, users will no longer be able to randomise subjects.
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