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- Participant Partners: Can log in to the website. They are full users, typically in a separate 'Partner' study. Should be used if you need the partner to interact with the study site (e.g. consent, completing surveys, or viewing a dashboard).
- Need to select which study the partners will be linked to. If you don't see your partner study listed, contact the WTH Project Manager to add a new study for your partners.
- Need to select which study the partners will be linked to. If you don't see your partner study listed, contact the WTH Project Manager to add a new study for your partners.
- Support Partners: Can't log into or interact with the website. They are better thought of as secondary contact methods for the participant. Support partners are often used to notify about a participant's non-adherence or to alert the partner that the end of the study is nearing. Feedback for support partners is built at the arm encounter level, which is addressed in the building study arms Building Study Arms with Encounters section.
- Indicate how many support partners a participant can have. By selecting this box, a tab will appear in the participant's profile in which you can enter in relevant information on the partner.
- Indicate how many support partners a participant can have. By selecting this box, a tab will appear in the participant's profile in which you can enter in relevant information on the partner.
- Participant Partners: Can log in to the website. They are full users, typically in a separate 'Partner' study. Should be used if you need the partner to interact with the study site (e.g. consent, completing surveys, or viewing a dashboard).