This second workshop presented by CCNA LORIS developers will introduce users to the different steps in the quality control process. LORIS contains multiple modules to facilitate quality control, including the Behavioural QC module. 
Behavioural QC Module : This module acts as a centralized place for users to navigate the unfinished data and what steps remain to complete the data entry. The Feedback Module is also an integral component of Behavioural QC, where users can enter additional information to accompany the data in cases where a task may have been interrupted, discontinued, not administered, incorrectly administered, or incomplete.
Statistics: The Statistics Module contains multiple tools to give a large statistical overview of the progression of the study in four domains: demographics, behavioural data, imaging data, and recruitment data. In each of these categories, the module includes a general statistical summary, as well as the ability to filter for more specific results.
Study Tracker: This module serves as a study management tool that is used to monitor visit registration for participants in the study and data entry across all visits. This allows users to easily follow the participant’s status across multiple visits. This is particularly useful for study coordinators who can use this graphical overview of their participants’ progression to help manage their deadlines.