REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is an easy-to-use, secure, web-based application for capturing, using, and sharing research or performance improvement data. The University of South Alabama is a member of the REDCap consortium.
HIPAA compliant and more appropriate for Health System users/projects, e.g. clinically-based.
USA Campus REDCap can only support personal health information that has been de-identified.
Learn about the REDCap consortium and REDCap features
To use REDCap, you will need a REDCap account. One can request an account by filling out and submitting the correct application below.
Introductory and Feature-Specific REDCap Videos
Videos that explain each feature as you go are also available within REDCap once you are logged in. Look for the film-reel icon.
Want to know if REDCap is the right choice for your project? Have questions about a project or need training? Request a consultation with one of our REDCap@USA team members.
Clista Clanton, MSLS, is the Assistant Director for Strategic Initiatives at the Biomedical Library and leads the REDCap@USA team. She has championed offering REDCap as a resource for research and performance improvement projects at USA and USA Health since 2015, including leading the implementation of both instances of REDCap (Campus and USA Health) and the development of REDCap end user support services. She continues to provide strategic direction as use of REDCap grows within the institution.
cclanton@southalabama.edu
Heather Hoven-Glass is the Night Circulation Supervisor at the Biomedical Library and has supported Campus REDCap users for over 5 years. As part of the REDCap@USA team, she consults on project design, provides assistance on project builds, and develops training materials. Heather also serves as the back-up administrator for the Campus instance of REDCap.
hdhoven@southalabama.edu
Jaime Koppersmith, MS, is the REDCap@USA Institutional Administrator for both the Campus and USA Health instances of REDCap. She manages REDCap@USA account creation, provides end user support, troubleshoots REDCap technical issues, consults on project design, provides assistance on project builds, and develops training materials.
jkoppersmith@southalabama.edu
Jessica Medema is a Library Technical Assistant II at the Biomedical Library and has supported Health System REDCap users for over 3 years. As part of the REDCap@USA team, she consults on project design, provides assistance on project builds, and develops training materials. Jessica also serves as the back-up administrator for the Health System instance of REDCap.
jmedema@southalabama.edu
Fletch Bowling, MLIS, is the Head of Biomedical Library Computer Services and provides technical consultations and support for REDCap@USA team members.
REDCap@USA is administered by the Strategic Initiatives Department at the Biomedical Library.
