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- Click “Submit” early and often. Submit sometimes serves as a "Save" button on OnCore pages.
- Do not use the browser “Back” button.
- Use only one instance of OnCore at a time.
- The supported browsers for OnCore v.15 are: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Mac OS X Safari, and Internet Explorer 8, 9, 10, and 11.
- Disable pop-up blockers while using OnCore.
- If you have turned off pop-up blockers, and still cannot see the pop up window activated by your selection, check to see if the pop-up window is open behind your current window or, if applicable, displayed on another monitor in use.
- Consult Required Fields Definition/Instruction pages for more information on field completion.
- Inquiry mode is view only, whereas Update mode means that the fields are editable.
- Vertical Navigation Tabs represent the different areas within each console (e.g., PC Console > Main, Treatment, Institution, Accrual, Status, etc.)
- Horizontal Navigation Tabs represent the different options within each vertical tab (e.g., PC Console > Treatment > Details, Disease Diagnosis)
- Further information is located in the “?” in the top right corner of almost every page.
- When adding a new subject registration/enrollment, notify the OnCore Support Team if your patient info does not auto-populate, or is incorrect.
- Log in credentials are either WUSTL Key or BJC-Net ID.
Aside from our User Manual, every time you see the ? symbol in the upper right-hand corner of a page in OnCore, you can click it to take you to the vendor’s help page.
Using My Console
My Console is designed to assist research staff in managing subject visits and provides a personalized view of OnCore data, displaying relevant information to the current user. There are four main vertical tabs:
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