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The Protocol page is by default the first page displayed upon creating a new protocol document or accessing an existing one. An entire protocol document is comprised of seven pages: Protocol, Personnel, Questionnaire, Permissions, Notes & Attachments, Protocol Actions, and Medusa. By default, the Protocol page is the first page displayed when either creating a protocol or accessing a saved one. There are three tabbed sections located within the Protocol page: Document Overview, Required Fields for Saving Document, and Additional Information. These sections collect general information fundamental to the protocol such as title, Principal Investigator (PI), funding source, and protocol participants.
| Section Name & Topic Link | Description |
|---|---|
| Document Overview | General information. |
| Required Fields for Saving Document | Minimum identifying information. |
| Additional Information | Attach additional reference numbers such as FDA IND or IDE numbers. |

There are five fields on the Protocol page that are required to be completed before the protocol can be saved and being able to move on to another page.
| Field | Section | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Description | Document Overview |
The text entered into this field should be a short title to describe the project. The limit for this field is 40 characters. |
| Protocol Type | Required Fields for Saving Document | Select the appropriate review type for the protocol from the eight (8) options in the drop-down
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| Title | Required Fields for Saving Document | Enter the full title for the protocol by clicking within the text box and entering the required text or clicking the add note |
| Principal Investigator | Required Fields for Saving Document | Indicate the person who will have absolute responsibility for the overall conduct of the research by clicking the search |
| Lead Unit (Department) |
Required Fields for Saving Document | Indicate the department that is the primary home of the PI. Click the search |
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