REDCap
REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a data collection tool with a simple secure web-based interface designed for clinical researchers to manage their study collection needs.
Imperial College London is registered as a REDCap partner with the REDCap consortium. Under the terms of this licence, a central instance of the software has been installed on ICT run College infrastructure which can support multiple concurrent projects.
The software is provided for the purposes of non-commercial research only and only if the research activity is led by an Imperial College Chief Investigator (CI).
The software installation is not validated to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards and is not suitable for CTIMP (drug) studies or studies requiring MHRA regulatory compliance. Imperial College provides a secure hosting environment for the REDCap software. Training and data collection form design services are not offered and so it will be the responsibility of the research group to design and build the eCRF forms appropriately, unless these services have been explicitly requested from the Clinical Data System team.
Please see REDCap FAQ for Frequently Asked Questions regarding REDCap.
If requesting the use of REDCap, please visit: Electronic data capture systems.
The Collaborations Section is currently being updated.
If your request falls under one of the Therapeutic areas details for the relevant email can be found on the Therapeutic Area Contact Details Page.
For commercial sponsors
Visit our dedicated website for commercial sponsors interested in working with ICTU.
ICTU Child Health Seminar - Oct 1st
The ICTU Child Health Seminar organised by us and hosted by PaeCH will take place on 1st Oct online between 12-2 pm. For more details please click here.
Temporary Clinical Data Programmer vacancy
A temporary opportunity has arisen for an experienced data programmer to help us with a range of data management activities, working autonomously, and acting as a trusted expert to trial teams. The ideal candidate will bring a blend of clinical data management experience and strong technical capability in Python, SQL, electronic data capture systems, and API integration to drive efficient, high-quality trial delivery.
If you enjoy solving complex data challenges and using technology to improve the delivery of clinical trials, then we would love to hear from you.
Please see the Temporary Clinical Data Programmer JD for more details. This full-time temporary post is available immediately and is offered for 3 or 6 months.
To apply for this position, please send your CV and covering letter to Angie Knight (angela.knight1@imperial.ac.uk)