Read from one recorded source, 19:57 to 39:36/ 29 checks, five families/ Free check, no sign-up
RWE Readiness CheckerA pasted protocol outline, read against the expectations recorded in one FDA Watch episode

Template

The outline template the checks read

The checker reads headings and the sentences under them. This template gives you the section skeleton that lets each check find what it needs, plus a CSV of the 29 checks to work through. Fill it in, paste it back, and the check reads your words rather than a blank page.

How to use it

  1. Copy the template into the document your team already uses.
  2. Write the sentence under each heading. A heading alone does not satisfy a check.
  3. Paste the outline into the free check.
  4. Work the contradictions first, then the absences, then the partly evidenced checks.

A template is not a protocol. The headings tell you where the reviewer will look. The sentences have to be true for your study, your data and your agreements.

The sections

SectionWhat it has to carryChecks it feeds
Objective and estimandThe question, the estimand, the primary endpoint, time zero and follow-upA1, A3
Study design and populationDesign, eligibility, analysis population and why the design is appropriateA4, D6
Data sources and fitnessThe source, the feasibility work, the limits and the validation of definitionsB1, B2, B3
Statistical analysisThe SAP, its version and lock date, the methods, missing data and the decision ruleA2, B4, C4
RobustnessSensitivity analyses, subgroups, multiplicity and consistency across methodsC1, C2, C3
External controlEligibility, endpoints, confounding, contemporaneous care and site comparabilityD1 to D6
Data use and verificationThe right to use the data in the submission, the agreement, source records and privacyE1 to E6
Traceability and standardsThe audit trail, the retention, the CDISC conversion and the chain through each handB5, B7, E5, E6
Confirmatory study and timelineThe study, its enrolment, its milestones and its completion dateA6