The subject diagnostic report is a text listing, with header lines giving the timestamp of the report and the subject specification. The next line is one of the following:
No problems found - No data inconsistencies were detected
*** Data inconsistencies found – one or more errors were found in the subject's data
For a subject in which no data inconsistencies are detected, the diagnostic report simply lists counts of various items. For example:
18/04/2012 14:57:46
SUBJECT: Demostudy40/farnham/2 NHB 142X
No problems found
Visit instance count = 8
eForm instance count = 54
Expected Arezzo task instances = 117
Arezzo task instance count = 117
Responses count = 65 (55 non-empty values)
18/04/2012 14:57:46
Visit instance count - active visits on the subject schedule (from the VISITINSTANCE table).
eForm instance count - active eForms on the subject schedule (from the CRFPAGEINSTANCE table).
Expected Arezzo task instances – how many Arezzo tasks should be found in the Arezzo tables. This is calculated as 1 for the study, 1 for each visit instance and 2 for each eForm instance, i.e. visit count + 2*eForm count + 1
Arezzo task instance count – task instances in the Arezzo TaskInstance table
Responses count - saved responses in the MACRO database (DATAITEMRESPONSE table). Some responses may be blank, so the non-empty response count is also shown.
If any inconsistencies are found they will be reported in the following categories: