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Episode 14: Using R Programming for Clinical Trial Data Analysis

Episode 14: Using R Programming for Clinical Trial Data Analysis

Episode 14 Published 1 year ago
Description

In this QCast episode, Jullia and Tom break down how the R programming language is being used for clinical trial data analysis. They explore its role across the trial lifecycle, from planning and cleaning through efficacy, safety, and reporting.

Key Takeaways

  • Use the language for simulations, cleaning, modelling, safety, and reporting across the trial lifecycle.
  • Build “reporting datasets” to simplify creation of inspection-ready tables and figures.
  • Validate processes with pinned versions, documentation, and independent review.
  • Start small with pilot outputs, then scale once confidence and consistency are proven.
  • Automate style elements and maintain version control to ensure reproducibility.


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