Enhancing Define-XML Generation: Based on SAS Programming and Pinnacle 21 Community
Source category: e-Posters
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PharmaSUG 2024 Papers ArchivePage 3
Browse indexed publications from PharmaSUG in 2024. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.
206 papers · Showing 81–120
Enhancing FDA Debarment List Compliance through Automated Data Analysis Using Python and SAS
Source category: Solution Development
Author collections: Yongjiang (Jerry) Xu
Entity Types – Which One to Choose
Source category: iConsult
Author collections: Raymond Lee · Margaret Hung
Estimating Time to Steady State Analysis in SAS
Source category: Statistics and Analytics
Author collections: Richard Moreton · Lata Maganti
Excel Email Automation Tool: Streamlining Email Creation and Scheduling
Source category: Solution Development
Experimenting with Containers and webR for Submissions to FDA in the Pilot 4
Source category: Submission Standards
Author collections: André Veríssimo
Exploit the Window of Opportunity: Exploring the Use of Analysis Windowing Variables
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Richann Watson · Elizabeth Dennis · Karl Miller
Exploring DATALINEPATTERNS, DATACONTRASTCOLORS, DATASYMBOLS, the SAS System® REGISTRY procedure, and Data Attribute Maps (ATTRMAP) to assign invariant attributes to subjects and arms throughout a project.
Source category: Data Visualization and Reporting
Author collections: Kevin Viel
Exploring the Application of FDA Medical Query (FMQ) in Visualizing Adverse Event Data
Source category: Data Visualization and Reporting
Author collections: Danfeng Fu
Externally Yours – Adeptly Managing Data Outside Your EDC System
Source category: Advanced Programming
Author collections: Frank Canale
Facilitating Seamless SAS-to-R Transition in Clinical Data Analysis: A Finetuned LLM Approach
Source category: Strategic Implementation & Innovation
Author collections: Chaitanya Pradeep Repaka · Santhosh Karra
FDA Study Policy Data Framework and Recent Activities
Source category: FDA Presentations
Author collections: Helena Sviglin
Five Reasons To Swipe Right on PROC FCMP, the SAS Function Compiler for Building Modular, Maintainable, Readable, Reusable, Flexible, Configurable User-Defined Functions and Subroutines
Source category: Solution Development
Author collections: Troy Hughes
Game changer! The new CDISC ADaM domain ADNCA for PK/PD data analysis
Source category: Data Standards
GenAI to Enhance Your Statistical Programming
Source category: Hands-On Training
Author collections: Phil Bowsher
Generation of Synthetic Data for Clinical Trials in Base SAS using a 2-Phase Discrete-Time Markov and Poison Rare Event Framework
Source category: Advanced Programming
Generative Artificial Intelligence in sample size estimation – challenges, pitfalls, and conclusions
Source category: Statistics and Analytics
Author collections: Igor Goldfarb
Go Get ‘Em: Manager’s Guide to Make a Winning Business Proposal for Technology Solutions
Source category: Leadership Skills
Author collections: Dilip Raghunathan
Guidance Beyond the SDTM Implementation Guide
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Kristin Kelly · Michael Beers
Guideline for Creating Unique Subject Identifier in Pooled studies for SDTM
Source category: Data Standards
Handling of Humoral and Cellular Immunogenicity Data in SDTM
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Wei Duan
Hands-on Python PDFs: Using the pypdf Library To Programmatically Design, Complete, Read, and Extract Data from PDF Forms Having Digital Signatures
Source category: Hands-On Training
Author collections: Troy Hughes
Harmony in Motion: Nurturing Work-Life Balance for Sustainable Well-being
Source category: Leadership Skills
Author collections: Purvi Kalra
How to generate a submission ready ADaM for complex data
Source category: Submission Standards
Author collections: Tina Wu
I Want to Break Free: CRF Standardization Unleashing Automation
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Andrew Burd · Emily Murphy · Melanie Hullings
iCSR: A Wormhole to Interactive Data Exploration Universe
Source category: Statistics and Analytics
Author collections: Sudhir Kedare · Steve Wade · Chen Yang · Matthew Travell · Jagan Mohan Achi
If its not broke, don’t fix it; existing code and the programmers’ dilemma
Source category: e-Posters
Author collections: Jayanth Iyengar
Implementation of composite estimands for responder analysis based on change from baseline in non-solid tumours
Source category: Data Standards
Author collections: Reshma Radhakrishnan
Importance of the Small Business Tax Workshop
Source category: iConsult
Insight of Issues and Accounting Methods
Source category: iConsult
inspectoR: QC in R? No Problem!
Source category: Solution Development
Author collections: Steve Wade · Sudhir Kedare · Matt Travell · Chen Yang · Jagan Mohan Achi
Integration of SAS GRID environment and SF-36 Health Survey scoring API with SAS Packages
Source category: Solution Development
Author collections: Bart Jablonski
Integrity, Please: Three Techniques for One-Step Solution in Pharmaceutical Programming
Source category: e-Posters
Author collections: Jason Su
Interactive Data Analysis and Exploration with composR: See the Forest AND the Trees
Source category: Data Visualization and Reporting
Author collections: Steve Wade · Sudhir Kedare · Matt Travell · Chen Yang · Jagan Mohan Achi
Interfacing with Large-scale Clinical Trials Data: The Database for Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov
Source category: Real World Evidence and Big Data
Author collections: Joshua Cook
Is a Participation-Level ADaM Dataset a Solution for Submitting Integration Data to FDA?
Source category: Submission Standards
Author collections: Sandra Minjoe
Just Stringing Along: FIND Your Way to Great User-Defined Functions
Source category: Advanced Programming
Author collections: Richann Watson · Louise Hadden
Kaplan-Meier Graph: a comparative study using SAS vs R
Source category: Data Visualization and Reporting
Author collections: Mrityunjay Kumar · Shashikant Kumar
LAST CALL to Get Tipsy with SAS®: Tips for Using CALL Subroutines
Source category: Advanced Programming
Author collections: Lisa Mendez · Richann Watson
Lead-in and extension trials, how we documented datapoint traceability
Source category: Submission Standards