Beijing, China
September 5-6, 2014
September 5-6, 2014
Applications Development
AD01. PROC FCMP: I Cannot Function Without It.(No paper available)
Peter Eberhardt
AD02. A Visualization Tool Developed with Visual Basic .Net for Global SAS Macros Management
(No paper available)
Stanley Wei
AD03. Customize your SAS programming toolbar
(No paper available)
Shi Xiaofeng
AD04. One Click to Generate the PK Analysis Outputs in Clinpharm Study
(No paper available)
Zhi Xu
AD05. From Coal Mining to Data Mining: Advancing Programming Management for Clinical Projects with Text Analytics
Zhouming Sun
CDISC
CD02. Brief Introduction of Oncology Domains in SDTMIG,Version 3.2Haishan Kadeerbai
CD03. Design and Construct Efficacy Analysis Datasets in Later Phase Oncology Study
Huadan Li
CD04. An implementation of XSL-FO techniques to convert define.pdf from define.xml
Kyle Chang
CD05. Hoping to do an FDA submission with CDISC compliant? Join me for a Mock Drill !!!
(No paper available)
Vijayalakshmi Gajulapalli
CD06. Easy ADaM implementation: Case Study
(No paper available)
Victor Wu
CD07. Implementation in the CDSIC Tumor Domains
(No paper available)
Junjie Shang
CD08. Automating Production of the blankcrf.pdf
(No paper available)
Walter Hufford
CD09. How to meet one new FDA requirement - OSI (Office of Scientific Investigation)
(No paper available)
Xuebo Pi
CD10. Submission of Pharmacokinetics (PK) Data in a CDISC Compliant Format
Yu Zhu
CD11. Data Transparency and Sharing: Research Benefits, Risks and the Future
Matthew Becker
Coder’s Corner
CC01. Annotate your SGPLOT GraphsSanjay Matange
CC02. Marco free automation to identify and drop variables with all values as missing
Vamse Goutam
CC03. use self-defined function to indent long AE terms and dynamically repeat SOC in each page
(No paper available)
Victor Hu
CC05. Creating Dynamic Template using GTL
(No paper available)
Faruk Basha Mulla
CC06. I Am Legend
(No paper available)
Kriss Harris
CC07. Plotting Against Cancer: Creating Oncology Plots Using SAS®
Debpriya Sarkar
CC08. Automated Log Analyzer Dashboard
Palanisamy Mohan
CC09. Tips and Tricks about SAS Data Migration among Operating Platforms
(No paper available)
Mina Chen
CC10. Using SAS SG Procedures to Create and Enhance Figures in Pharmaceutical Industry
Huashan Huo
CC11. Make Sure Your Log Is Clean
(No paper available)
Dong Guo
CC12. PROGRAMMING FIGURES: BEYOND SGPLOT AND GTL
(No paper available)
Kartik Rajan
CC13. Moving Smoothly Between SAS and Excel Using PROC IMPORT
(No paper available)
Minfu He
Data Management & Validation
DM01. I Object: SAS® Does Objects with DS2(No paper available)
Peter Eberhardt
DM02. Visualizing Clinical Trial Data
Matthew Becker
DM03. Disclosure Requirements for Public Registries
(No paper available)
Paul Ngai
Management and Career Development
MC02. My Ideas on Clinical SAS Programmer’s Training Program(No paper available)
Lixiang Yao
MC03. A SAS Programmer's Dream
(No paper available)
Yong Zhao
MC04. The Fourth Lie - False Resumes
(No paper available)
Tracy Turschman
MC05. Make Innovative Progress: Let’s Establish Our Own Standard Statistical SAS Macros
(No paper available)
Jianyong Tong
MC06. Building a Partnership: Constructing a global team between a US Sponsor and a Chinese CRO
Nina Worden
MC07. Follow Me, Then You’ll Never Be Freshman Again!
(No paper available)
Yuqin Liao
Posters
PO03. A Programmer’s Introduction to Reverse Cumulative Distribution Plot in Vaccine Study(No paper available)
Weibin Cai
PO05. Use SAS® as a Tool of Error Detection and Reporting for Risk-Based Monitoring in Clinical Trials
(No paper available)
Ka Chun Chong
PO08. SAS2VBA2SAS: Automated solution to string truncation in PROC IMPORT excel
Amarnath Vijayarangan
PO10. To Open SAS Datasets in SAS System Viewer while Compiling the Coding in Enhanced Editor
(No paper available)
Weiquan Xin
PO12. Output flexible and customized Excel spread sheets from SAS data sets using Excel XP Tagset
(No paper available)
Yangyang Li
PO13. Alert when one is not Alert: SAS Call Sound Function
(No paper available)
Vamse Goutam
Programming Techniques
PT01. Essentials of PDV: Directing the Aim to Understanding the DATA Step!Arthur Li
PT02. The Power of SAS National Language Support - Embrace Multilingual Data
Chao Wang
PT03. SAS XML Mapper: A bridge connecting PDF Comments, MS excel files, and SAS datasets
(No paper available)
Gaoyang Li
PT04. Quick Graphs with ODS Graphics Designer
Sanjay Matange
PT05. Napoleon Plot
(No paper available)
Kriss Harris
PT06. Hash table and its use in the big data analysis of healthcare claims database
(No paper available)
Weston Chen
PT07. Monitoring Child Growth and Safety Profile using Growth Charts
Rajesh Babu Moorakonda
PT09. A simple way to access the data in EXCEL through SAS v9/ ACCESS® libname and Excel engine
Lianbo Zhang
PT11. Collapsing Adverse Event Records
Haiqiang Luo
Statistics and Pharmacokinetics
SP01. Continual Reassessment Method (CRM) in Dose-finding Trials(No paper available)
Vicky Pan
SP02. Proportions: Stop Worrying and Start Calculating
(No paper available)
Hui Wang
SP03. Compartmental Models in SAS: Application to Model Epidemics
Ka Chun Chong
SP06. Bayesian Augmented Control (BAC) Application by using ‘Proc iml’
(No paper available)
Zhuo Chen
SP07. Analysis of Multiple Imputation in Conjunction with Robust Regression in Clinical Trials Using SAS
(No paper available)
Tongda Che
SP08. Forecast number of events in oncology trials: parametric method and non-parametric method
(No paper available)
Yan Qiao
SP09. Extend SAS by R
Derek Li
SP10. Early Development Stage (EDS) study---A wonderful start for junior SAS programmer
(No paper available)
Yuan Zhuang
SP11. Calculation of Relative Risk and Odds Ratio Using StatXact PROCs
Halimu haridona