Welcome!
Welcome to the OpenClinica Documentation and Training Site. OpenClinica is a powerful platform for managing clinical trials. This site offers:
- User documentation for OpenClinica (OC4 and OC3)
- Self-paced training. If you’ve been registered for any of our online training courses, you’ll also see options to access training on the left side menu (login required).
- Release documentation. Access product release notes for our most current version as well as past releases.
- Validation and Quality System documentation, including IQ/OQ/PQ artifacts and SOPs (login required).
Not sure about whether you are using OpenClinica 3 or 4? If the domain name you use to log into your OpenClinica system ends in “openclinica.io” then you are using OpenClinica 4. If your domain name is something else, then you are using OpenClinica 3.
Our goal is to provide you with access to countless topics of interest for OpenClinica users. You can comfortably navigate the site based on the category and subcategory cascading topics via the menu on the left. Whether you’re building a study or if you’re an end user, this site will prove beneficial!
Introducing: OpenClinica Recruit
Proven & Powerful Clinical Trial Recruitment Solution
Did you know?
- 85% of clinical trials fall short on their enrollment goals
- 80% face delays due to low enrollment
- 90% take twice as long as planned to enroll participants
- Only 2% of the population participates in clinical research due to a lack of awareness & access
Even if enrollment isn’t your primary focus, you can help your study unblock one of the biggest bottlenecks they likely have with OpenClinica Recruit. Recruit uses sophisticated machine-learning algorithms to find & enroll the right participants for each study, reducing delays and helping to connect people with studies that can benefit them.
To learn more or schedule a personalized introduction to Recruit please reach out to your customer success manager or visit our webpage: Recruit for OpenClinica Customers.
Thank you,
The OpenClinica Team