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

2,664 papers · Showing 1841–1880

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper LD14PharmaSUG 2018

To Error is Human: An Overview of Human Errors in SAS® Programming and How to Mitigate Them

Nagadip Rao

Source category: Leadership

Author collections: Nagadip Rao

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DS01PharmaSUG 2018

Traceability: Some Thoughts and Examples for ADaM Needs

Richann Watson; Kent Letourneau; Wayne Zhong; Sandra Minjoe

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Richann Watson · Kent Letourneau · Wayne Zhong · Sandra Minjoe

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper SS04PharmaSUG 2018

Trial Summary: The Golden Gate towards a Successful Submission

Bhargav Koduru; Girish Kankipati

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Bhargav Koduru · Girish Kankipati

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper RW04PharmaSUG 2018

Triangulating Multiple Sources of Contradictory Prescription Data – a Real-World Case Study

Vidhya Parameswaran

Source category: Real World Evidence

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV25PharmaSUG 2018

Tumor Dashboard

Sudhir Singh

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Sudhir Singh

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper EP19PharmaSUG 2018

Useful Adverse Events (AE) data Diagnostics and Summarization

Abhinav Srivastva

Source category: ePosters

Author collections: Abhinav Srivastva

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper BB01PharmaSUG 2018

User-defined Functions for Processing Lab Data

Richard Allen

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper AA08PharmaSUG 2018

Using Agile Analytics for Data Discovery in the Pharma Industry

Bob Matsey

Source category: Advanced Analytics

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV13PharmaSUG 2018

Using JMP Scripting Language (JSL) to create an application interface for automated analysis of Lab Data in Clinical Trial

Dongsun Cao

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Dongsun Cao

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV12PharmaSUG 2018

Using ODS LAYOUT, GTL, and ODSTEXT to Generate a Compact Graphical Codebook

Shane Rosanbalm

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Shane Rosanbalm

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV19PharmaSUG 2018

Using SAS GTL to Visualize Data When there is Too Much of It to Visualize

Nate Derby; Perry Watts

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Nate Derby

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper SI04PharmaSUG 2018

Using Simulation to Create Enrollment Plans

Jim Box

Source category: Strategic Implementation

Author collections: Jim Box

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper BB03PharmaSUG 2018

Using the SAS® ODS Excel Destination Options to Enhance Your Excel Output

William Benjamin

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: William Benjamin

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper BB08PharmaSUG 2018

UTF What? A Guide for Handling SAS Transcoding Errors with UTF-8 Encoded Data

Michael Stackhouse

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Michael Stackhouse

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV27PharmaSUG 2018

Utilize Dummy Variables/Datasets in Graph Generation

Amos Shu

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Amos Shu

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV20PharmaSUG 2018

V is for Venn Diagrams

Kriss Harris

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Kriss Harris

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper SI13PharmaSUG 2018

Validating R – Part of the Uphill Battle in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Peter Schaefer

Source category: Strategic Implementation

Author collections: Peter Schaefer

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper HT08PharmaSUG 2018

Visualizing and Modeling Clinical Trial Data

Alex Ford; Andrea Coombs

Source category: Hands-On Training

Author collections: Alex Ford · Andrea Coombs

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV15PharmaSUG 2018

Visually Exploring Odds Ratios between Risk Factors for Fetal and Infant Mortality in Kent County, MI

Ruth Kurtycz

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Ruth Kurtycz

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper SS19PharmaSUG 2018

Want Submission-Ready Datasets Package from the Get-Go?

kishore Pothuri; Bhavin Busa

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Kishore Pothuri · Bhavin Busa

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper SS22PharmaSUG 2018

Watch Out For Blind Spots While Keeping Up With the Speed of Evolving Standards and Regulations

Srinivas Veeragoni

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Srinivas Veeragoni

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper DV14PharmaSUG 2018

Welcome to the Three Ring %CIRCOS: An Example of Creating a Circular Graph without a Polar Axis

Jeffrey Meyers

Source category: Data Visualization

Author collections: Jeffrey Meyers

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper LD12PharmaSUG 2018

What makes a good QC Programmer?

Timothy Harrington

Source category: Leadership

Author collections: Timothy Harrington

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper REG02PharmaSUG 2018

What Medical Reviewers Can Do With Standardized Data and Metadata Received in Module 5

Eileen Navarro

Source category: Regulatory (FDA/PMDA)

Author collections: Eileen Navarro

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper MD07PharmaSUG 2018

When a Clinical Trial Lasts Forever: A Reporting Solution for Post-Market Surveillance of Cardiac Rhythm Devices

Becky DeBus

Source category: Medical Devices

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper QT06PharmaSUG 2018

When Powerful SAS® Meets PowerShell®

Shunbing Zhao

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Shunbing Zhao

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper QT09PharmaSUG 2018

Why choose between DATA Step or PROC SQL when you can have both?

charu shankar

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Charu Shankar

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper SS17PharmaSUG 2018

Why organizations need MDR systems to manage metadata?

Abhinav Jain

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Abhinav Jain

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper AD12PharmaSUG 2018

Why SAS Programmers Should Learn Python Too

Michael Stackhouse

Source category: Application Development

Author collections: Michael Stackhouse

PharmaSUG · 2018Paper HT05PharmaSUG 2018

Working with the SAS® ODS EXCEL Destination to Send Graphs, and Use Cascading Style Sheets When Writing to EXCEL Workbooks

William Benjamin

Source category: Hands-On Training

Author collections: William Benjamin

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper HA12PharmaSUG 2017

A Business Solution for Improved Drug Supply Chain Visibility

David Butler; Joy King; Ronald Chomiuk; Richard Neafus

Source category: Healthcare Analytics

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB15PharmaSUG 2017

A Case of assessing adverse events of interest based on their grade changes

Sriramu Kundoor

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DV02PharmaSUG 2017

A Combined AE + CM Graph using SAS

Sanjay Matange

Source category: Data Visualizations & Graphics

Author collections: Sanjay Matange

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DS25PharmaSUG 2017

A Critique of Implementing the Submission Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) for Drugs and Medical Devices

Carey Smoak

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Carey Smoak

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO18PharmaSUG 2017

A custom ADaM domain for time to event analysis in adverse events

John Saida Shaik

Source category: Posters

Author collections: John saida Shaik

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO24PharmaSUG 2017

A Guide To Programming Patient Narratives

Renuka Tammisetti; Karthika Bhavadas

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Karthika Bhavadas

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB10PharmaSUG 2017

A Macro to carry values through observations forwards or backwards over null values within a by group or a SAS(R) dataset.

Timothy Harrington

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Timothy Harrington

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper AD22PharmaSUG 2017

A novel method to track mapping of all CRF variables into SDTM datasets.

Aishhwaryapriya Elamathivadivambigai

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Aishhwaryapriya Elamathivadivambigai

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper IB01PharmaSUG 2017

A Practical Guide to Healthcare Data: Tips, traps and techniques

Greg Nelson

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Greg Nelson

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO16PharmaSUG 2017

A Precision-strike Approach to Submission Readiness: How to Prepare Your Filing Teams for Consistent Excellence

Michael Hagendoorn; Tony Chang

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Michael Hagendoorn · Tony Chang