SAS Drug Development as a platform governing data standards specification and clinical data exchange
Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards
Author collections: Mark Lambrecht · Peter Van Reusel
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PHUSE 2011 Papers ArchivePage 3
Browse indexed publications from PHUSE in 2011. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.
114 papers · Showing 81–114
SAS Goes Spreadsheet
Source category: Coding Solutions
Scalable Vector Graphics in SAS 9.2
Source category: Technical Solutions
Author collections: Nicola Tambascia · Sven Greiner
SDTM Domain QS: Challenges and Pitfalls - an Interpretation Guide to the Implementation Guide
Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards
Author collections: Knut Mueller
SDTM Implementation Guide - Clear as Mud: Strategies for Developing Consistent Company Standards
Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards
Author collections: BRIAN MABE
Seven sharp surgery tips for Clinical Programmers
Source category: Coder's Corner
Author collections: Rohit Banga · David Garbutt
Sharing SAS programs between PC Server and SAS Drug Development
Source category: Applications and Software Development
Author collections: Magnus Mengelbier
Simple Version Control of SAS Programs and SAS Data Sets
Source category: Poster Presentations
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Author collections: Magnus Mengelbier
Some New Features in SAS 9.3 (Overview)
Source category: Tutorials
Author collections: Daniel Christen
Sponsor-FSP collaboration: an adaptive design for enduring success
Source category: Management
Author collections: Manjusha Gode
Stacking Rich Text Format (RTF) %SRiT
Source category: Poster Presentations
Author collections: Duong Tran
State of the union: what does the future hold for statistical programming in Europe
Source category: Management
Study Composer: a CRF design tool enabling the re-use of CDISC define.xml metadata
Source category: Software Demonstrations
The Evolution of Coding Technology
Source category: Data Handling
Author collections: Richard Davies
The Evolution of Coding Technology - Demonstration
Source category: Software Demonstrations
Author collections: Richard Davies
The Nycomed outsourcing model - Data standardisation experience after three years
Source category: Management
Three Unique Case Studies - On the Trail of the Holy Grail of SDTM Implementation
Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards
Author collections: Kenneth Stoltzfus
Tracing data elements through a standard data flow
Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards
Author collections: Alistair Dootson
Training Statistical Programmers on SAP review skills
Source category: Industry Starters
Author collections: Sascha Ahrweiler
Translating eClinical Data - The Art and Science of Data
Source category: Applications and Software Development
Understanding NDA/BLA Clinical Data Submission
Source category: Regulatory
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Author collections: Dirk Spruck
Unit Testing as a Cornerstone of SAS® Application Development
Source category: Applications and Software Development
Author collections: Dante Di Tommaso
Use of early longitudinal viral load as a surrogate to the virologic endpoint in Hepatitis C
Source category: Statistics & Pharmacokinetics
Use of ODS tagsets.excelxp to create Excel type files
Source category: Coder's Corner
Use Your Favourite Program Editor
Source category: Poster Presentations
Author collections: Duong Tran
Using Dynamic Lists in SAS Stored Processes for Genetic Toxicity Historical Control Data
Source category: Technical Solutions
Author collections: Volker Harm
Using Microsoft Excel to write SAS code
Source category: Poster Presentations
Author collections: Andrew Boyd
Using Microsoft Excel to Write SAS Code
Source category: Coder's Corner
Author collections: Andrew Boyd
Using R to Validate Results of Other Programming Environments
Source category: Industry Starters
Using the SAS® Clinical Standards Toolkit to work with the CDISC ODM model
Source category: CDISC & Industry Standards
Author collections: Lex Jansen
What makes a strong programming team?
Source category: Professional Development & Training
Author collections: Beate Hientzsch
Why Should You Be Using the New SG (Statistical Graphics) Procedures in SAS® 9.2?
Source category: Coding Solutions
Author collections: Philip Holland
Writing Parallel Processing Compatible Engines Using OpenMP
Source category: Coder's Corner
Writing standard programs your people will use and love!
Source category: Applications and Software Development
Author collections: Jean-Marc Ferran