An all-round database management suitable in a research/healthcare environment.

What are the best aspects of this product?

I had no choice but to swiftly acquire Microsoft Access on my first job. That job involves being in a research setting for a well-known hospital. I was a bit worried that the UI can be challenging to get over with. Fortunately, it didn't being unsolvable. Microsoft Access is straight to the point and sooner, I can enjoy making forms within our database.

What aspects are problematic or could work better?

I have a superficial critique for Microsoft Access: with technology design evolving, it would seem as if this platform would lose out in keeping up with user experience created in the latest data capture systems. In addition, its capacity is limited in building forms which slowed down our process of data collection. This time though, my team will transition to REDCap. This makes it possible for users to make online data capture forms. We're hoping to make forms for our clinicians to utilize in real-time.

What specific problems in your company were solved by this product?

I'm managing a handful of studies for a quality improvement team at a hospital in Boston. I've made use of Microsoft Access for a few years now in entering, managing, and quantifying data we

Are you a current user of this product?

Yes