CDISC end-to-end

A blog about CDISC end-to-end and its real life implementations

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Why LBLOINC is so important - web services

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LOINC is a worldwide recognized coding system for laboratory tests. It contains over 72,000 codes for lab and vital signs tests, and is used...
Saturday, April 26, 2014

Submissions in XML - the next step: web services

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In one of my previous entries , I showed how some SDTM variables are essentially  superfluous as they are derived and the derivation can as ...
Thursday, March 27, 2014

Why FHIR is so cool - also for clinical research

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Last week I took an "HL7 FHIR" course under the motto "life long learning". I became enthusiastic about FHIR as it takes...
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Submissions in XML - Supplemental Qualifiers

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Maybe you will say: "Wait a minute Jozef, it is not allowed by the SDTM Standard to leave the supplemental qualifiers in the original d...
Saturday, November 16, 2013

Submissions in XML - first results

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As already stated in my previous post, creating SDTM/SEND/ADaM datasets has a considerable number of advantages. Today I want to demonstrate...
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Sunday, November 10, 2013

Submissions in XML

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The CDISC XML Technologies Team is currently working on an ODM-XML based format for SDTM, SEND and ADaM submissions (or exchange). This form...
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Electronic Health Records within ODM

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One of the arguments that some at the FDA have for choosing HL7-v3-CDA as a future format for SDTM submissions is that CDA can carry electro...
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Friday, January 20, 2012

What ODM (and SDTM) can learn from HL7-CDA

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There has been a lot of discussion about using HL7-v3 messages in XML for submissions to the FDA. Especially some people at the FDA (who are...
Thursday, January 12, 2012

SDTM in XML - the data themselves

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No that we made the define.xml more logical (and much more end-to-end-friendly), we can do the same for the data themselves. We do not need...
Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Other strange things in define.xml

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Although some people will protest, I am still stating that the SDTM standard has been written with SAS XPT in mind. The 8-character, 40-char...
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