SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

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What does Source Data Verification aim to confirm?

Patient satisfaction
Data accuracy by comparing CRF or other instruments to original source
The effectiveness of the consent process
That all patients have been debriefed

The correct answer is: Data accuracy by comparing CRF or other instruments to original source

Source Data Verification (SDV) is an important process in clinical research that aims to confirm the accuracy of data collected in the clinical study. By comparing the data collected in Consecutive Review Forms (CRFs) or other instruments to the original source, this verification process ensures that there are no discrepancies or errors in the data. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and validity of the study results. Option A is incorrect because patient satisfaction is not the main focus of SDV. Similarly, option C and D are incorrect because they do not pertain to the verification of data accuracy.