Lingo, slang, jargon...Slice makes use of its own set of words to encapsulate larger ideas.
Here we present some of the common words you will see in Slice.
Designs
Questionnaires
Case Report Forms (CRFs)
Surveys
Instruments
Designs are blank forms that contain one or more sections and have a series of questions. These questions may have preset choices and may also have predefined valid ranges and formats.
Read more: Designs
Sheets
Data Entry
Questionnaire Response
Journal Entry
Completed Survey
Completed Form
Sheets refer to data that has been captured.
Sheets can be edited, updated, locked, printed, and validated.
Read more: Data Entry
Variables
Questions
Data Points
Variables define the questions that are present on designs. Variables can come in a number of different formats to allow a wide range of data to be collected.
Variables can be single choice responses, multi-choice, free text, times, numbers, calculations, and can also be signatures and file uploads.
Domains
Choices
Discrete Data
Valid Responses
Options
Categorical
A domain is a predefined and finite set of choices. A domain can belong to multiple questions, for example a "Yes or No" domain, or it may be specific to a single question.
Read more: Domains
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