These tutorials offer a quick-start guide to using the ENACT Network, and tips for ENACT users.
Coming soon: updated video tutorials compatible with SHRINE 3.1.
3.5min - This video is part 1 of a 3-part quick-start series, and presents the key elements of the ENACT 2020 web client, and how to register and use ENACT for the first time.
2min - Part 2 of the quick-start series details a step-by-step process for running queries in the ACT 2020 web client.
2.5min - In part 3 of the quick-start series, this video provides more information about the data included in ENACT, and ways this data can be used in the ENACT 2020 web client to explore cohorts, validate feasibility, and identify potential sites for collaboration.
3.5min - This video provides an overview of how data is structured and managed in the ENACT Network.
6min - Clinical informatics tools are an invaluable resource to help investigators identify patient populations of interest, iterate and refine study eligibility criteria, prepare for study design/biostatistics consults, assess potential partner sites for multi-site studies and make data-driven decisions about joining existing trials. This video provides a structured approach to finding the right tool for the right job, and using it in a strategic, goal-directed way.
3min – Learn how tools like the ENACT Network can help researchers do their jobs more effectively.
2min - So you’re new to the ENACT Network. Or maybe you’ve been using it for a while but still have some questions. Either way, there are a few things you should know that will help you use ENACT, and clinical informatics tools like it, most effectively.
2min - This video offers tips, best practices and special considerations when using the ENACT Network - and similar aggregated patient data networks - to study COVID-19.
2.5min - This video offers a look back at what we've accomplished in the ENACT Network, and a look forward to how ENACT is positioned to meet the clinical and translational research challenges of the future.
2min - This video offers an introduction to the historic ACT Network.