Data Change Request (DCR)

Context:
- It can range from being a Submitted DCR to being a Pending DCR to being a Processed DCR.
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Example(s):
- a COA Data Record CR (for a clinical outcome assessment (COA) data record).
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See: Audit Log, Change Process.

References

https://www.signanthealth.com/blog/ecoa/epro-data-changes-best-practices/
- QUOTE: ... While trial participants may not to the ability to make changes to their ePRO data themselves, regulatory guidance and ICH GCP principles indicate that processes need to be in place to enable data changes when necessary, such as when the Investigator is using a data change request (DCR) process. ...

https://docs.reltio.com/workflow/datachangerequest.html
- QUOTE: ... Data Change Request (DCR) is a collection of suggested data changes.
  Users who do not have rights to update objects, such as the customer sales representatives, can suggest changes. These suggested changes will be accumulated in Data Change Requests queued for review and approval by people with approval privileges, such as the data stewards. Examples of suggested data changes include adding a new attribute value, updating an attribute value, deleting an attribute value, and creating a new object along with referenced objects. Data Change Requests can be initiated using web browser-based user interface for Desktop or Mobile: ...

https://www.arenasolutions.com/resources/glossary/document-change-request/
- QUOTE: ... A [[document change request (DCR)]] is a type of change request used to describe a proposed change to documents (e.g., standard operations, procedures, instructions). The DCR initiates the change process and promotes discussions with the affected team. Upon approval, the DCR is released and a document change order (DCO) is used to implement the change request. ...

Rakowski, Cynthia L., Gregory R. Guensch, and Gregory W. Patton. River Data Package for Hanford Assessments. No. PNNL-14824 Rev. 1. Pacific Northwest National Lab.(PNNL), Richland, WA (United States), 2006.
- QUOTE: ... … set under configuration management. Any subsequent changes were managed and documented via a [[data change request (DCR)]]. The flow rates and …