Clinical Metadata Presentation

Clinical Metadata will be presenting their Clinical Metadata Repository at the PhUse conference in Edinburgh next week. Read the abstract below or find it on the PhUSE wiki.

Abstract

Metadata is now an integral part of the clinical trial process. CDISC...

Clinical Metadata Project Tools

Clinical Metadata will be presenting their metadata and projects standards tool at the PhUse conference in Edinburgh on Tuesday 10th October. Join them to learn how Clinical Metadata can help the pharmaceutical industry manage its clinical trial metadata and data...

Clinical Metadata Tool Overview

Clinicalmetadata.com is a new web-based tool, built on the latest technologies, designed to help you manage your clinical trial metadata, data standards, and achieve CDISC compliance. The tool also generates SAS code and submission deliverables including define.xml and annotated CRFs.

Recognition in SAS Art Competition

Statskom’s lead programmer Andrew Ndikom came first in Phastar’s 2015 SAS art competition, view the results here.

NYC Marathon Data Analysis

Read a runningshoesguru.com article exploring New York City Marathon data, with data analysis provided by Statskom.

Additional Achievements

Statskom’s Lead Programmer Andrew Ndikom came second in Phastar’s SAS Art Competition.

SAS Paper Reviews

This week our SAS paper review looks at “Deciphering PROC COMPARE Codes: The Use of the bAND Function” by Joseph Hinson and Margaret Coughlin of Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. PROC COMPARE is often seen as the gold standard for validating...

Tips and Tricks in SAS Programming

  1. This week our SAS paper review looks at “TIPS AND TRICKS OF EFFICIENT SAS® PROGRAMMING FOR SDTM DATA” by Eric Qi and Fikret Karahoda of Merck & Co. The paper examines problems which can result from processing and storing large SDTM datasets.
  2. In this tips & tricks post we look at how PROC SQL INSERT INTO provides a concise method for inserting additional rows into a dataset. Sometimes it is necessary to force additional observations into your datasets.
  3. In SAS tips & tricks #9, we looked at what happens when SAS encounters an uninitialized variable within a DATA Step.