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Lists in the protocol | Table of Content
Lists in the protocol (looks like a table):
The protocol form has many lists. There is a list for funding, species, strains, drugs, hazardous agents, housing locations, procedure locations, non-surgical procedures, surgical procedures, euthanasia methods and personnel.
When completing and viewing the protocol form, the list will always precede the individual sections specific to each item. The PI can only add to remove an item (entire row) from the lists. Committee member reviewers can only ask the PI to add or remove an item (entire row). The information in this list is fed from the individual sections.
Example of a list:
Example of a specific section of an agent from the list:
Table of Content (TOC):
When completing a protocol, the Table of Content (TOC) of the protocol sections is on the left side (with a red or green dot next to each item). Clicking on the TOC name will bring you directly to the protocol section. Be aware that this will not save recent changes when exiting a section; you must be sure to click the 'Continue' or 'Save and Continue' button, usually in the bottom of the protocol section, if you want to save.
A red dot signifies that the section is not fully completed; a green dot means that all the required fields (answers to questions that are mandatory) have been answered.
The main section names in the TOC are numbered. Some of the subsections are not; see example below.
It is normal for the TOC item numbers 18 to 34 to repeat if more than one species is involved:
When viewing a protocol as an Web page or an Adobe pdf file, the TOC will be at the beginging. If a Web page, the section names are hyperlinked to that section of the protocol.
