Make a Query-Follow-Up Habit With If-Then Planning
Write an implementation intention for a clinical query follow-up habit that can be checked in three days.
Create a three-day if-then plan for one clinical study follow-up behavior. Choose a recurring task where delay creates quality or timeline risk: aging queries, missing TMF evidence, unresolved site activation documents, pending safety reconciliation, or overdue monitoring follow-up letter. If I open the daily study dashboard and see a critical query older than 14 days... If [specific clinical cue] happens at [time/place], then I will [specific action] for [scope] and record [evidence of completion]. Example: If I open the EDC aging report at 9:05 a.m. and see any critical query older than 14 days, then I will send a three-line…
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