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 Signed Protocol Consents in CRIS
Signed Protocol consents are now available in CRIS. The protocol consents must have been signed by the patient on or after May 1, 2009. To access the signed protocol consent, select the Protocol Info tab. Select the signed protocol consent you wish to view. It will be labeled Patient Signed Consent in the Item Detail column. Paper copies of protocol consents signed on 5/1/09 or after need to be sent to the Medical Records Department (MRD) for scanning and filing. Upon MRD receipt of the signed consent, you will be able to view it in CRIS within 24 to 72 hours. If you are not able to view a signed protocol consents in CRIS for patients who have met the criteria of a signature date of 5/1/09 or later please contact: The Help Desk at 301-496-8400.
 Suggestion Box Icon
A new feature has been added to the CRIS-Sunrise Acute Care tool bar to provide users with the opportunity to offer suggestions and feedback about the CRIS to the Department of Clinical Research Informatics (DCRI).
Use the suggestion box icon to provide your comments and suggestions.
The DCRI team intends to review your suggestions /feedback and will take into consideration your comments for potential enhancements to the system.
The suggestion box icon is located at the end of the tool bar and is represented as a file box:
You may receive a message upon initial log in to CRIS to wait while the system is being updated. Please click “OK” to continue.
Coming Soon! Eclipsys Security Services --> ONLY ONE User Name and Password to Access CRIS?
DCRI is engaged in an exciting new project! As you may be aware from the CIO newsletter in February 2009, DCRI is preparing to install new software, Eclipsys Security Services, that will allow users to log into Sunrise Clinical Manager (SCM - also known as 'CRIS') using their NIH domain User Name and Password. The software installation will also result in some other changes in how users access SCM (CRIS) via CC Casper at https://cccasper.cc.nih.gov. This new process for signing onto CRIS is expected to take place by approximately June 2009. DCRI is currently testing this software. One advantage of this system is that after the software is installed, CRIS users will log onto SCM with their NIH domain User Name and Password. ESS will match the old CRIS account to your corresponding NIH domain account. After ESS is implemented, you will then log into CRIS with your NIH User Name and Password
How to best prepare for the implementation of Eclipsys Security Services (ESS):
1. It is not too early to start preparing for this implementation! One way to get ready for this new software is to register now for the I Forgot My Password program  .
SCM (CRIS) users will access and sign into CRIS by using their NIH User Name and Password after this new software (ESS) is installed. It is important that clinicians and CRIS users prepare for the upcoming ESS by registering now for the I Forgot My Password service through CIT at https://iforgotmypassword.nih.gov/aims/ps/. Registering will allow individuals 24/7 capability to reset their NIH network account password (which will be needed to access CRIS!) and unlock your account yourself without having to contact the CIT helpdesk. Re
Feel free to contact Claudia Briguglio at cbriguglio@cc.nih.gov with questions.
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