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The link on the top of the familiar RDCRN Network homepage now leads to a new login page:
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The method users log in to the RDCRN website has changed in this new funding cycle. Users are now asked to use their institutional username and password, or NIH username and password, to login to the RDCRN Members Landing Page. This simplifies the login process, because users will not need to manage another password.
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Step 1: Visit https://www.rarediseasesnetwork.org/ and choose “RDCRN Members Login” in the upper right corner of the page.
Search for your home institution/organization by typing into the search box (or click on the “Allow me to pick from a list” link to see all 3000+ institutions/organizations that federate with us).
If you don’t find your home institution and you have an affiliation with another institution (another email/username/password), you may be able to log in that way. For example, many children’s hospitals are affiliated with a local university; it could be that the affiliated institution federates with us. You can check this by searching for your affiliated institution in this search bar. If you find your affiliated institution, reach out to your DMCC Project Manager, or submit a ticket, so the DMCC can update your email and login route.
Step 2: If you find your home or affiliated institution, enter your institutional username/password to login.
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If your e-mail address is already registered with the DMCC and associated with a consortium, you will then proceed to the Members Landing Page. In some, specific cases you may be asked to validate your e-mail address by clicking on a link in a message sent to your Inbox.
If your e-mail address is NOT registered with the DMCC and associated with a consortium, you will arrive at an Account Request form:
Choose your consortium, complete the form and press “Submit.
DMCC project managers will contact your consortium leadership and assign you to the correct permissions group.
NOTE: Please allow five working days for this process; we are likely to experience high initial volume of requests
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Please do NOT bookmark the login page (URL starts with shib.rarediseasesnetwork…), as it won’t work properly. If you would like to save a bookmark, please do so with the Members Landing Page https://members.rarediseasesnetwork.org.
All RDCRN users needing to access applications with potentially sensitive data (e.g. PHI) in the RDCRN cloud will need to be authenticated using multiple factors. Please familiarize yourself with Duo Two-Factor Authentication for RDCRN if you need to enter data into REDCap , RDCRN Data Storage on Box.com or are prompted to install the Duo MFA app on your phone while navigating to other applications in the RDCRN cloud.
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