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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 121–140

PHUSE · 2025Paper DH05PHUSE US Connect 2025

Demystifying the Handling and Mapping of External Data to CDISC Standards in Clinical Trials

Murali Kanakenahalli; Vamsi Kandimalla

Source category: Data Handling & Engineering

Author collections: Murali Kanakenahalli · Vamsi Kandimalla

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper MM-227PharmaSUG 2025

Does SDTM Validation Really Require Double Programming?

Sunil Gupta; Tomás Sabat Stofsel

Source category: Metadata Management

Author collections: Sunil Gupta · Tomás Sabat Stofsel

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper SA-321PharmaSUG 2025

Efficacy Endpoints Related to CNS in Oncology Studies within ADaM

Lihui Deng; Kylie Fan

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Lihui Deng · Kylie Fan

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper DS-338PharmaSUG 2025

Efficient CDISC Controlled Terminology Mapping: An R-Based Automation Solution

Yunsheng Wang

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Yunsheng Wang

PHUSE · 2025Paper SA08PHUSE EU Connect 2025

Efficient Conversion of SDTM/ADaM Specifications from Excel to Define-XML v2.1 Using Pinnacle 21 Community

Hiromi Okada; Seiko Yamazaki

Source category: Submissions & Agencies (SA)

Author collections: Seiko Yamazaki

PHUSE · 2025Paper OS14PHUSE US Connect 2025

Effortless SDTM Upversioning: Leveraging Open-Source R for Efficient Data Standardisation

Ramya Gangadi

Source category: OS

Author collections: Ramya Gangadi

PHUSE · 2025Paper PP20PHUSE US Connect 2025

Elevate Your Game: Levelling Up SDTM Validation with the Magic of Data Managers

Julie Ann Hood; Jennifer Manzi

Source category: Poster Presentations

Author collections: Julie Ann Hood · Jennifer Manzi

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper SI-224PharmaSUG 2025

Elevating Clinical Research: Strategic Implementation of CDASH and SDTM Standards

Hayden Patel

Source category: Strategic Implementation & Innovation

PHUSE · 2025Paper DS05PHUSE US Connect 2025

Enable and Automate: A Technical Roadmap Defining CDISC’s Path to End-to-End Automation

Sam Hume

Source category: Data Standards & Governance

Author collections: Sam Hume

SESUG · 2025Paper 50SESUG 2025

Enhance flexibility and variability by utilizing an Intermediate Dataset when developing the ADaM Efficacy Dataset in Vaccine Studies

Edward Boykis

Source category: Data Collection, Management, and Manipulation (DCMM)

File inside source ZIP: 50-Edward-Boykis-supporting-document.pdf

PHUSE · 2025Paper DH03PHUSE US Connect 2025

Enhancing Clinical Trial Data Queries with LLMs and Neo4j: A Flexible Framework for ADaM Dataset Management

Changhong Shi; Jaime Yan

Source category: Data Handling & Engineering

Author collections: Changhong Shi · Jaime Yan

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper MM-023PharmaSUG 2025

Enhancing Dictionary Management and Automation with NCI EVS: A Deeper Dive for the CDISC Community

Anthony Chow

Source category: Metadata Management

Author collections: Anthony Chow

SESUG · 2025Paper 58SESUG 2025

Ensure complete raw data to SDTM mapping: a SAS macro approach for quality control

Cally Davidson, Eric Howard

Source category: Data Collection, Management, and Manipulation (DCMM)

File inside source ZIP: 58-Cally-Davidson-supporting-document.pdf

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper SS-344PharmaSUG 2025

Ensuring Data Integrity: Techniques for Validating SDTM Datasets in Clinical Research

Amy Welsh

Source category: Submission Standards

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper SS-135PharmaSUG 2025

Evaluation of the Process to Create CLINSITE define.xml: Macro Approach vs. ADCLIN Spec

Yizhuo Zhong; Yunyi Jiang; Christine Teng

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Yizhuo Zhong · Yunyi Jiang · Christine Teng

PHUSE · 2025Paper DS11PHUSE US Connect 2025

Evolution of Genomic Data Mapping from PF to GF in SDTM v3.4: Concepts, Challenges and Controlled Terminology with Genetic Variation Examples

Rama Kudaravalli

Source category: Data Standards & Governance

Author collections: Rama Kudaravalli

PHUSE · 2025Paper ML11PHUSE US Connect 2025

From RAGS to Riches: Creating a CDISC Standard Customer Service Agent Using R and Generative AI

Daniel Woodie

Source category: Machine Learning, AI and Large Language Models

Author collections: Daniel Woodie

PHUSE · 2025Paper TT06PHUSE EU Connect 2025

From SDTM to a Graph-Based, Multi-Purpose Interface for Data

Eva Kelty; Catharina Dahlbo

Source category: Trends & Technology (TT)

Author collections: Eva Kelty · Catharina Dahlbo

PHUSE · 2025Paper SI02PHUSE EU Connect 2025

From Standards to Strategy: Customising CDISC Open Rules for the TMF Reference Model

Irina Sargsyan; Sabine Jonas

Source category: Standards Implementation (SI)

Author collections: Irina Sargsyan

PharmaSUG · 2025Paper AI-239PharmaSUG 2025

Gen AI Assisted Code Conversion: From SAS to R Standard ADaM Templates

Jeff Cheng; Srinivas Malipeddi; Gurubaran Veeravel; Jaime Yan; Suhas Sanjee

Source category: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Author collections: Jeff Cheng · Jaime Yan · Suhas Sanjee