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Browse practical discussions of clinical data standards, from collected observations to analysis datasets and supporting metadata. Use the more focused ADaM, SDTM and Define-XML collections to follow a particular stage of the workflow.

856 papers · Showing 841–856

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD02PharmaSUG 2014

Creating Define.xml v2 Using SAS® for FDA Submissions

Qinghua (Kathy) Chen; James Lenihan

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Qinghua (Kathy) Chen

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper BB04PharmaSUG 2014

D is for Dynamic, putting Dynamic back into CDISC (A simple macro utilizing PROC SQL which auto-formats continuous variables for lab tables)

Steven Black

Source category: Beyond the Basics

Author collections: Steven Black

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS05PharmaSUG 2014

Data Standards Development for Therapeutic Areas: A Focus on SDTM-Based Datasets

Fred Wood; Diane Wold; Rhonda Facile; Wayne Kubick

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Fred Wood · Diane Wold

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD10PharmaSUG 2014

DefKit : A Micro Framework for CDISC Define-XML Application Development

Lei Zhang

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Lei Zhang

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS10PharmaSUG 2014

Developing ADaM Specifications to Embrace Define-XML 2.0.0 Requirements

Lin Yan

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Lin Yan

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS01PharmaSUG 2014

Discover Define-XML

Mark Wheeldon; Kevin Burges

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Mark Wheeldon · Kevin Burges

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS02PharmaSUG 2014

Forging New SDTM Standards for In-Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) Devices: A Use-Case

Carey Smoak; Smitha Krishnamurthy; Mansi Singh; Sy Truong

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Carey Smoak · Smitha Krishnamurthy · Mansi Singh · Sy Truong

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper IB06PharmaSUG 2014

Good versus Better SDTM – Why “Good Enough” May No Longer Be Good Enough When It Comes to SDTM

Henry Winsor

Source category: Industry Basics

Author collections: Henry Winsor

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper HT03PharmaSUG 2014

Hands-On ADaM ADAE Development

Sandra Minjoe; Kim Minkalis

Source category: Hands-On Training

Author collections: Sandra Minjoe · Kim Minkalis

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper AD13PharmaSUG 2014

Let SAS© Improve Your CDISC Data Quality

Wayne Zhong

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Wayne Zhong

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS16PharmaSUG 2014

OpenCDISC Validator Implementation: A Complex Multiple Stakeholder Process

Terek Peterson; Gareth Adams

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Terek Peterson

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS06PharmaSUG 2014

Referencing Medical Device Data in Standard SDTM domains

Timothy L Bullock; Ramkumar Krishnamurthy

Source category: Data Standards

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS21-SASPharmaSUG 2014

Round Trip Ticket – Using the Define.xml file to Send and Receive your Study Specifications

Julie Maddox

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Julie Maddox

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper PO14PharmaSUG 2014

Route to SDTM Implementation in In-Vitro Diagnostic Industry: Simple or Twisted

Carey Smoak; Sofia Shamas; Chowdagam Chaitanya; Don Lim; Girish Rajeev

Source category: Posters

Author collections: Carey Smoak · Girish Rajeev

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper DS19PharmaSUG 2014

SAS® as a Tool to Manage Growing SDTM+ Repository for Medical Device Studies

Julia Yang

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Julia Yang

PharmaSUG · 2014Paper HT07PharmaSUG 2014

SDTM, ADaM and define.xml with OpenCDISC®

Angela Ringelberg; Tracy Sherman

Source category: Hands-On Training

Author collections: Tracy Sherman