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Section Descriptions
Applications Development: (co-chaired by David Jemiolo and Lisa
McQuay) presents programs, systems, utilities, and/or any productivity
tool developed with SASŪ software, plus an overview of the code and
techniques used in the development process.
Coder's Corner: (co-chaired by Cindy Song and Jim Edgington)
presents creative SASŪ programming ideas and code used to develop
program efficiency techniques, productivity tools, complex error
solutions, useful applicable algorithms, coding tips, and undocumented
features.
Data Management: (co-chaired by David Izard and Cecilia Mauldin)
provides an in-depth look into the many aspects of data manipulation and
database management using SASŪ software.
FDA Compliance - Electronic Submission & Validation: (co-chaired by
Shahn Hawkins and Jim Baker) addresses the many facets of electronic
regulatory submissions (NDAs, BLAs, etc.) to FDA and other regulatory
agencies and validating your SASŪ programs or systems.
Hands-on Workshops: (co-chaired by Daphne Ewing and Jim Johnson)
offers interactive workshops presented by invited speakers. By
invitation only.
Posters: (co-chaired by Brenda Bishop and David Stokar) presents a
variety of SASŪ related topics in poster board form rather than as a
formal lecture.
Statistics & Pharmacokinetics: (co-chaired by Gajanan Bhat and
Patricia Cerrito) presents innovative statistical methods, applications
of statistics in clinical trials, and techniques for efficient data
analysis using SASŪ software.
Technical Techniques: (co-chaired by Syamala Kasichainula and Phil
Mason) presents specific SASŪ software techniques that can be utilized
for problem solving, system development, output delivery solutions, or
any other area of technical interest.
Tutorials: (co-chaired by Alfredo Rojas and Kent Letourneau) provides
in-depth explanations of a wide range of topics utilizing SASŪ for users
at all levels of expertise with specific "how-to" tools to access,
manage, analyze, and present data effectively and efficiently.
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