CSTE COVID-19 Response Resource Repository

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Data Collection Tools

Hi everyone,
I was wondering which programs everyone is using for data collection.  Our current programs are being overloaded due to the COVID response and our conversations with IT have lead to a solution to combine both Quickbase and REDCap.  I have experience with REDCap, but I was wondering if and how folks are using Quickbase to supplement data collection, storage, and analysis.
Thanks!

Comments & Events

Brian Erly
We collect hospitalization data in .csv (or .xlsx) files uploaded to REDCap. I've found the REDCap API package in R (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/redcapAPI/redcapAPI.pdf) to be easy enough to work with, and our hospital partners like the ability to edit data in Excel.