What should a query typically result in?

A query in the context of clinical trials is typically raised when there is a need for clarification or further information regarding the data collected during the trial. The goal of a query is to ensure that the data is accurate, complete, and meets the defined standards and regulations.

A data clarification form is designed to solicit specific information or clarification from the site or investigator regarding particular data points that may be missing, inconsistent, or unclear. By issuing this form, the trial team can address uncertainties and ensure that the data being compiled is reliable and valid for analysis. This is fundamental to maintaining the integrity of the trial results.

The other options do not align with the primary purpose of a query in this setting. A summary report typically encompasses the overall findings after data analysis rather than the clarifying process. A new trial protocol would imply a change or an adjustment in the study design, which is unrelated to data clarification. An enrollment notification pertains to tracking the status of participant recruitment, rather than addressing questions or concerns related to the data itself. Thus, the choice of a data clarification form directly relates to the objective of resolving outstanding questions posed in a query.