Clinical Registry Manager GUI is a graphical user interface designed to facilitate the management and organization of clinical registry data. The application provides an accessible interface for entering, updating, and reviewing structured clinical records without requiring advanced programming knowledge.
This tool aims to support clinical research workflows by enabling efficient management of patient registry data in a standardized and reproducible format.
- Graphical user interface for clinical data entry
- Structured storage of patient registry information
- Data editing and record management
- Export of registry data for statistical analysis
- Compatibility with downstream analytical pipelines (e.g., R-based statistical workflows)
The system is designed to simplify the interaction between clinical data collection and research-oriented data analysis.
The software is intended for use in:
- Clinical research registries
- Epidemiological studies
- Academic research projects
- Pilot clinical databases
- Data preparation for statistical analysis
The application requires:
- R (≥ 4.0 recommended)
- RStudio (recommended for execution)
Typical dependencies may include:
shiny
shinydashboard
dplyr
DT
readr
Package requirements are specified within the application scripts.
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/fredie2370/Clinical-Registry-Manager-GUI.git
Open the project in RStudio and run the main application script.
- Launch the application.
- Enter clinical data through the graphical interface.
- Store patient registry records locally.
- Export data for statistical analysis when needed.
Clinical data handled through this application may contain sensitive information. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable ethical regulations, institutional policies, and data protection laws.
Planned improvements include:
- Enhanced data validation
- Secure authentication mechanisms
- Database integration
- Automated statistical reporting
Manuel Gutierrez Rodríguez
This program is free to use for academic and research purposes under the de MIT License.