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Welcome to eCONNECT
eCONNECT is your electronic portal for submitting clinical study-related performance and accrual milestones, progress on milestones, and other study-related information to NHLBI.
You can submit the following information to NHLBI with eCONNECT:
Performance Milestones as required by your study's Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA)
Target Accrual Plans (referred to as Milestone Accrual Plans (MAPs))
Actual accrual data
Documents supporting Performance Milestone progress
Please note:
eCONNECT is only available for National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) grants.
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Training and User guide:
Contact the
NHLBI staff
to schedule and complete eConnect Training before submitting any information to portal.
Once you've completed training, you can refresh your knowledge using the
eCONNECT User Guide
.
To request support or provide feedback, please contact the
eCONNECT System Administrator
.
Login Notes:
Clicking the
Log In
button will take you to the NIH login screen.
Enter your eRA Commons login credentials to log in to eCONNECT.
You may ignore the multi-factor authentication (MFA) instructions. MFA requirements only apply to NIH employees.
If you cannot log in or if you receive an error message, please go to eRA Commons to
Reset Your Password/Unlock Account.
Or go to the eRA Commons
Password Policy
for more information.
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