Abstract
Background:
This is a methodological study that aims to develop performance indicators based on a balanced scorecard for the clinical research coordinator (CRC) position.
Methods:
The CRC performance indicators were developed through a literature review, a data review, expert consultations, focus group interviews, and content validity verification. We also used these data to confirm whether the performance indicators were appropriately indexed.
Results:
We developed 10 strategies and 31 performance management indicators based on the 4 perspectives of the balanced scorecard (financial, customer, internal business process, and learning and growth).
Conclusions:
This research developed CRC performance indicators using a balanced scorecard in order to improve the quality of CRC work performance. These indicators establish the direction that tasks should take; they motivate CRCs by being associated with the compensation system, competence development programs, and a balanced performance evaluation system.
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