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7 years ago Thankfully the essential piece of information (i.e. what is being emailed out) has come via other means...
From: Jacques Pirenne <jacques.pirenne@uzleuven.be>
Date: 31 March 2017 at 08:14:00 BST
To: "Hofker, HS (chir)" <h.s.hofker@umcg.nl>, 'Cope DB' <noreply@nds.ox.ac.uk>, Ina Jochmans <ina.jochmans@uzleuven.be>, "Sarah Mertens" <sarah.mertens@uzleuven.be>
Cc: "ally.bradley@nds.ox.ac.uk" <ally.bradley@nds.ox.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: Serious Adverse Event Updated - WP453002L
I was asking exactly the sam3e question to sarah. Apparently it is automatically generated.
Sent from my Samsung device
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From: "Hofker, HS (chir)" <h.s.hofker@umcg.nl>
Date: 31/03/2017 8:57 a.m. (GMT+01:00)
To: 'Cope DB' <noreply@nds.ox.ac.uk>, Jacques Pirenne <jacques.pirenne@uzleuven.be>, Ina Jochmans <ina.jochmans@uzleuven.be>, Sarah Mertens <sarah.mertens@uzleuven.be>
Cc: ally.bradley@nds.ox.ac.uk
Subject: RE: Serious Adverse Event Updated - WP453002L
Dear all,
I'm receiving many of this kind of mails. The link can't be opened. Is this a virus? Does anyone know?
Kind regards,
Sijbrand
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Cope DB [mailto:noreply@nds.ox.ac.uk]
Verzonden: vrijdag 31 maart 2017 8:55
Aan: jacques.pirenne@uzleuven.be; ina.jochmans@uzleuven.be; sarah.mertens@uzleuven.be; Hofker, HS (chir)
CC: ally.bradley@nds.ox.ac.uk
Onderwerp: Serious Adverse Event Updated - WP453002L
Visit https://{0}{1} for more details. The Local Investigator is {2} who has been emailed at [h.s.hofker@umcg.nl].
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The link the mail sends after saving/changing a SAE doesn't work. This makes it difficult to look for the SAE which was just changed/saved.