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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 1921–1960

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper AD25PharmaSUG 2017

Controlled Terminology Without Excel

Mike Molter

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Mike Molter

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DA03PharmaSUG 2017

Conversion of CDISC specifications to CDISC data – specifications driven SAS programming for CDISC data mapping

Yurong Dai; Jameson Cai

Source category: Data Integrity

Author collections: Yurong Dai · Jameson Cai

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper TT07PharmaSUG 2017

Converting Non-Imputed Dates for SDTM Data Sets With PROC FCMP

Noory Kim

Source category: Techniques & Tutorials

Author collections: Noory Kim

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper CP01PharmaSUG 2017

Creating a Winning Resume Reflecting Your Skills and Experience With Honesty and Integrity.

Kelly Spak

Source category: Career Planning

Author collections: Kelly Spak

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper SS08PharmaSUG 2017

Creating Define-XML version 2 including Analysis Results Metadata with the SAS® Clinical Standards Toolkit

Lex Jansen

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Lex Jansen

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DA04PharmaSUG 2017

Data Change Report

Eric Kammer

Source category: Data Integrity

Author collections: ERIC KAMMER

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DA07PharmaSUG 2017

Data Integrity: One step before SDTM

Pavan Kathula; Sonal Torawane

Source category: Data Integrity

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper IB06PharmaSUG 2017

Data Monitoring Committee Report Programming: Considering a Risk-Based Approach to Quality Control

Amber Randall; Bill Coar

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Amber Randall · Bill Coar

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper TT10PharmaSUG 2017

Data Quality Control: Using High Performance Binning to Prevent Information Loss

Deanna Schreiber-Gregory; Lakshmi Nirmala Bavirisetty; Kaushal Chaudhary

Source category: Techniques & Tutorials

Author collections: Deanna Schreiber-Gregory · Lakshmi Nirmala Bavirisetty · Kaushal Chaudhary

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO05PharmaSUG 2017

Data Transparency, de-identification strategies, and platforms available for sharing data

Arun Raj Vidhyadharan; Sunil Jairath

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Arun Raj Vidhyadharan · Sunil Jairath

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO20PharmaSUG 2017

Dealing with alignment of statistics: Beyond the decimal point.

Eric Pedraza

Source category: Posters

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper TT16PharmaSUG 2017

Dear Dave, Please See the .LST File for Our Validation Differences. Thanks, Bad Validation Programmer

Tracy Sherman; David Carr; Brian Fairfield-Carter

Source category: Techniques & Tutorials

Author collections: Tracy Sherman · Brian Fairfield-Carter

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper TT14PharmaSUG 2017

Defensive Programming — Tips and Techniques for Producing that Dataset, Table, Listing or Figure First Time

David Franklin

Source category: Techniques & Tutorials

Author collections: David Franklin

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DS22PharmaSUG 2017

Deriving Rows in CDISC ADaM BDS Datasets

Sandra Minjoe

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Sandra Minjoe

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO13PharmaSUG 2017

Developing ADaM Dataset for Cardiovascular Outcome Studies

Joanne Zhou; Rakesh Kumar; David Wade; David Chen

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Joanne Zhou · Rakesh Kumar · David Wade

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper HA01PharmaSUG 2017

Developing Your Data Strategy

Greg Nelson

Source category: Healthcare Analytics

Author collections: Greg Nelson

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper SS11PharmaSUG 2017

Documenting Traceability for the FDA: Clarifying the Legacy Data Conversion Plan & Introducing the Study Data Traceability Guide

David Izard; Kristin Kelly; Jane Lozano

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: David Izard · Kristin Kelly

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB16PharmaSUG 2017

Don’t Get Lost! A High-efficiency, Low-tech Solution for Navigating Your Department’s Many-Many-Many SOPs and Guidance Documents

Michael Hagendoorn; Tim Yerington

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Michael Hagendoorn · Tim Yerington

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DV01PharmaSUG 2017

Effective Ways to Perfect the Visualization of Clinical Trial Results

Amos Shu

Source category: Data Visualizations & Graphics

Author collections: Amos Shu

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper QT10PharmaSUG 2017

Everyone can use a little Currency – when dependent data set updates silently make your analysis data set out of date.

Scott Worrell

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Scott Worrell

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper AD15PharmaSUG 2017

Excel-VBA Tool to Auto-Create Validation log and Review Form using List of TLF’s.

Balaji Ayyappan

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Balaji Ayyappan

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB09PharmaSUG 2017

Expansion of Opportunities in Programming: DS2 Features and Examples of Usage Object Oriented Programming in SAS

Serhii Voievutskyi

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper PO11PharmaSUG 2017

Facebook Data Analysis with SAS® Visual Analytics

Prasoon Sangwan; Vikrant Bisht; Piyush Singh; Ghiyasuddin Mohammed Faraz Khan

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Prasoon Sangwan · Piyush Singh

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper HT01PharmaSUG 2017

Five Ways to Create Macro Variables: A Short Introduction to the Macro Language

Art Carpenter

Source category: Hands-on Training

Author collections: Art Carpenter

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper QT06PharmaSUG 2017

Generating Colors from the Viridis Color Scale with a SAS® Macro

Shane Rosanbalm

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: Shane Rosanbalm

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper AD11PharmaSUG 2017

Generating Homeomorphically Irreducible Trees (Solving the Blackboard Problem in the Movie “Good Will Hunting”)

John R Gerlach

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: John R Gerlach

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB06PharmaSUG 2017

Good artists copy;Great artists steal; (implement pseudo R ,Jquery & code in Base SAS without installing R or other Applications

Hui Liu

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper SS05PharmaSUG 2017

Good Data Validation Practice

Sergiy Sirichenko; Max Kanevsky

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Sergiy Sirichenko · Max Kanevsky

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper IB02PharmaSUG 2017

Good Programming Practices at Every Level

Maria Dalton

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Maria Dalton

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper SS04PharmaSUG 2017

Good versus better SDTM: Including Screen Failure Data in the Study SDTM?

Henry Winsor; Mario Widel

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Henry Winsor · Mario Widel

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DS-PanelPharmaSUG 2017

Gray Areas of ADaM and Ways to Provide Color

Moderator: Susan Kenny; Panelists:

Source category: Data Standards

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper DS06PharmaSUG 2017

Harmonizing CDISC Data Standards across Companies: A Practical Overview with Examples

Keith Shusterman; Prathima Surabhi; Binoy Varghese

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Keith Shusterman · Binoy Varghese

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB13PharmaSUG 2017

Harnessing the Power of the Manifest File in the SAS® Life Science Analytics Framework

Kevin Clark

Source category: Beyond the Basics

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper TT09PharmaSUG 2017

Hashtag #Efficiency! An Exploration of Hash Tables and Other Techniques

Lakshmi Nirmala Bavirisetty; Kaushal Chaudhary; Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

Source category: Techniques & Tutorials

Author collections: Lakshmi Nirmala Bavirisetty · Kaushal Chaudhary · Deanna Schreiber-Gregory

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper AD01PharmaSUG 2017

Here Comes The Smart Mock Table: A Novel Way of Creating Clinical Summary Tables Without Any Table Programming (No Kidding!)

Joseph Hinson

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Joseph Hinson

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper QT15PharmaSUG 2017

How to Create a Journal-Quality Forest Plot with SAS® 9.4

John O’Leary; Warren Kuhfeld

Source category: Quick Tips

Author collections: John O’Leary · Warren Kuhfeld

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper IB03PharmaSUG 2017

How to define Treatment Emergent Adverse Event (TEAE) in crossover clinical trials

Mengya Yin; Wen Tan

Source category: Industry Basics

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper IB04PharmaSUG 2017

How to find the best MDR solution for your organization

Kevin Lee

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Kevin Lee

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper SS01PharmaSUG 2017

How will FDA Reject non-CDISC submission?

Kevin Lee

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Kevin Lee

PharmaSUG · 2017Paper BB05PharmaSUG 2017

I’ve Got to Hand It to You; Portable Programming Techniques

Art Carpenter

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Art Carpenter