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Browse indexed publications from PharmaSUG in 2019. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

252 papers · Showing 201–240

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-087PharmaSUG 2019

Strategy to Evaluate the Quality of Clinical Data from CROs

Charley Wu

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Charley Wu

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper RW-192PharmaSUG 2019

Stratified COX Regression: Five-year follow-up of attrition risk among HIV positive adults, Bamako

Mamadou Dakouo; Kriss Harris; Seydou Moussa Coulibaly Coulibaly

Source category: Real World Evidence

Author collections: Kriss Harris

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-049PharmaSUG 2019

Streamlining the Metadata Management Process Using SAS® Life Science Analytics Framework

Alex Ford

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Alex Ford

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FDA-G001PharmaSUG 2019

Study Data Topics at FDA/CDER

Sara Jimenez

Source category: FDA Wednesday

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-181PharmaSUG 2019

Sum Fun with Flags! Sum Any Flagged Occurrence Data with FLAGSUM and Report It with FLAGRPT or PROC REPORT.

Brendan Bartley

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Brendan Bartley

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-020PharmaSUG 2019

Tame your SHARE with a PYTHON and SAS

Michael Stackhouse; Terek Peterson

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Michael Stackhouse · Terek Peterson

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FF-009PharmaSUG 2019

Tax Audit – Red Flags to Avoid, and What to Do with the IRS Notice

Robert Simpson

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Robert Simpson

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-052PharmaSUG 2019

Text Analysis of QC/Issue Tracker Using Natural Language Processing (NLP) Tools

Huijuan Zhang; Todd Case

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Todd Case

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-334PharmaSUG 2019

The Anatomy of Clinical Trials Data: A Beginner’s Guide

Venky Chakravarthy

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Venky Chakravarthy

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-121PharmaSUG 2019

The Application of SAS-Excel Handshake in DDT

Maggie Ci Jiang

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Maggie Ci Jiang

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-114PharmaSUG 2019

The Art of Defensive Programming: Coping with Unseen Data

Philip Holland

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Philip Holland

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FDA-K001PharmaSUG 2019

The Evolution of FDA Regulatory Submissions in the PDUFA Era

Benjamin Vali

Source category: FDA Wednesday

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper LD-150PharmaSUG 2019

The human side of programming: Empathetic leaders build better teams.

Bhargav Koduru; Balavenkata Pitchuka

Source category: Leadership and Career Development

Author collections: Bhargav Koduru · Balavenkata Pitchuka

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-141PharmaSUG 2019

The Knight’s Tour in 3-Dimensional Chess

John R Gerlach; Scott M Gerlach

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: John R Gerlach · Scott M Gerlach

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-273PharmaSUG 2019

The Need for Therapeutic Area User Guide Implementation

Michael Beers

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Michael Beers

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FF-008PharmaSUG 2019

The New Tax Law on Business

Richard Furlong

Source category: Freelancers Forum

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-169PharmaSUG 2019

The Power of Data Visualization in R

Oleksandr Babych

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Oleksandr Babych

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-057PharmaSUG 2019

The Power of PROC FORMAT

Jonas Bilenas; Kajal Tahiliani

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Jonas Bilenas · Kajal Tahiliani

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper HT-347PharmaSUG 2019

The Shape of SAS® Code

Charu Shankar

Source category: Hands-on Training

Author collections: Charu Shankar

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-202PharmaSUG 2019

This Paper focuses on CDISC Questionnaires, Ratings and Scales (QRS) supplements and types of FDA Clinical Outcome Assessments

Shrishaila Patil

Source category: Data Standards

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FF-001PharmaSUG 2019

Thought Process and First Steps in Becoming an Independent Consultant

Venky Chakravarthy

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Venky Chakravarthy

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SI-292PharmaSUG 2019

Throw Away the Key: Blockchain-ed Healthcare Data

Kathy Zhai

Source category: Strategic Implementation, Business Administration, Support Resources

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-341PharmaSUG 2019

Time Since Last Dose-Anatomy of a SQL Query

Derek Morgan

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Derek Morgan

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper LD-296PharmaSUG 2019

Time to COMPARE Programmer to Analyst: Examine the Differences and Decide Best Path Forward

Ginger Barlow; Carol Matthews

Source category: Leadership and Career Development

Author collections: Ginger Barlow · Carol Matthews

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-250PharmaSUG 2019

Timing is Everything: Defining ADaM Period, Subperiod and Phase

Nancy Brucken

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Nancy Brucken

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FF-011PharmaSUG 2019

Tips from Three Business Owners

Rob Howard; Josh Horstman; Richann Watson

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Josh Horstman · Richann Watson

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-109PharmaSUG 2019

Tool Development Methods for Implementing and Converting to New Controlled Terminology in SDTM datasets

Martha O’Brien; Keith Shusterman

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Martha O'Brien · Keith Shusterman

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-154PharmaSUG 2019

Unleash the Power of Less Well Known but Useful SAS(r) DATA Step Functions

Timothy Harrington

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Timothy Harrington

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-319PharmaSUG 2019

Updates on validation of ADaM data

Sergiy Sirichenko

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Sergiy Sirichenko

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-215PharmaSUG 2019

Use of SAS Merge in Adverse Events Reporting for DSUR

Andrew Wang

Source category: Applications Development

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-084PharmaSUG 2019

Useful SAS techniques in Efficacy Analysis for Oncology studies

Joy Zeng

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Joy Zeng

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-228PharmaSUG 2019

User-Defined Multithreading with the SAS® DS2 Procedure: Performance Testing DS2 Against Functionally Equivalent DATA Steps

Troy Hughes

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Troy Hughes

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-071PharmaSUG 2019

Ushering SAS Emergency Medicine into the 21st Century: Toward Exception Handling Objectives, Actions, Outcomes, and Comms

Troy Hughes

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Troy Hughes

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-308PharmaSUG 2019

Using CDISC Standards with an MDR for EDC to Submission Traceability

Paul Slagle; Eric Larson

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Paul Slagle · Eric Larson

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SI-257PharmaSUG 2019

Using freelancers in the programming world – Challenges and opportunities

Vijay Moolaveesala

Source category: Strategic Implementation, Business Administration, Support Resources

Author collections: Vijay Moolaveesala

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-066PharmaSUG 2019

Using Pinnacle 21 Enterprise for define.xml Creation: Tips and Tricks from a CRO Perspective.

Frank Menius

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Frank Menius

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper RW-179PharmaSUG 2019

Using Real-World Evidence to Affect the Opioid Crisis

Sherrine Eid; Andrea Coombs

Source category: Real World Evidence

Author collections: Sherrine Eid · Andrea Coombs

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-216PharmaSUG 2019

Using SAS® ODS EXCEL Destination “Print Features” to Format Your Excel Worksheets for Printing as You Create Them.

William Benjamin

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: William Benjamin

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-315PharmaSUG 2019

Using the PRXCHANGE Function to Remove Dictionary Code Values from the Coded Text Terms

Lynn Mullins

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Lynn Mullins

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-211PharmaSUG 2019

Validating Hyperlinks in SDTM define.xml Using Python

Brandon Welch; Greg Weller

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Brandon Welch