C3PR Test Logs

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Introduction

Background

The Cancer Center Participant Registry (C3PR) is a web-based application used for end-to-end registration of patients to clinical trials. This includes capturing the consent signed date, eligibility criteria, stratification, randomization, and screening. Clinical workflows are enabled by both subject- and study-centric views into the registration process. C3PR can be run in a standalone mode where study definitions, investigators, study personnel, and sites are entered into the system, or C3PR can be run in an integrated mode with the caBIG Clinical Trials Suite (CCTS). C3PR also enables multi-site clinical trials where registration information is entered locally at affiliate sites and the registration is completed by call-out to the coordinating site.

Throughout the development of C3PR, a number of elaborator and adopter sites are actively being engaged to help define requirements and test the application. Our primary elaborators include Duke, Wake Forest, Mayo, Westat, CALGB, CCR, and the Coalition of Cooperative Groups. Our primary adopters include Duke and Wake Forest with engagement of Georgetown and CCR.

C3PR release 1 was developed by Nortel Solutions and released in 2006. Release 2 was developed by Duke Cancer Center in collaboration with SemanticBits, LLC and was released in March, 2008. We are currently in the next phase of development with releases slated for the end of September, 2008 and March, 2009.

Scope

This document describes the test logs for C3PR and provides links to them.

Related Documentation

Automated Tests

Unit, integration, and system tests are automatically run using Ant and JUnit. The testing scripts are automated in a continuous way using Hudson, and the results are viewable through a web browser.

Context

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Results

The latest test results can be found at: https://ctms-ci.nubic.northwestern.edu/hudson/job/C3PR%20trunk%20matrix/db=postgresql/

Test results of particular interest include:

Quality Assurance Tests

Quality assurance (QA) tests are manual tests performed by a testing engineer.

Context

'Put description of individual tests here'

Results

User Acceptance Tests

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a process to obtain confirmation by a Subject Matter Expert (SME), preferably the owner or client of the object under test, through trial or review, that the modification or addition meets mutually agreed-upon requirements. In software development, UAT is one of the final stages of a project and often occurs before a client or customer accepts the new system.

Result are captured in the C3PR UAT Results Template.

Context

'Put description of individual tests here'

Results