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CDISC Implementation Experiences Using R

A notebook-based implementation pathway from synthetic raw demographics through an SDTM-compliant DM domain and subject-level ADSL dataset.

PresentedJuly 16, 2025
ForumCDISC Pediatric User Network
FormatFour implementation notebooks

Workflow

A practical progression from source data to an analysis-ready subject dataset.

01Synthetic raw DM
02SDTM DM
03SDTM inputs
04ADSL
Notebook 01

Generate Synthetic Raw Demographics

Creates realistic dummy data for testing SDTM transformations and downstream programming without exposing patient information.

Notebook 02

Map Raw Demographics to SDTM DM

Transforms source variables into a compliant Demographics domain with standardized structure, attributes, dates, and controlled values.

Notebook 03

Generate SDTM-Based Inputs for ADSL

Prepares mock SDTM source inputs required for subject-level ADaM derivations.

Notebook 04

Generate ADSL

Builds the subject-level analysis dataset from the prepared inputs and documents the derivation flow.

Portfolio value

Standards knowledge demonstrated through executable implementation.

Standards translation

CDISC concepts are expressed as concrete transformations and dataset structures.

Synthetic-by-design

The workflow is suitable for public technical demonstration because it begins with generated data.

End-to-end continuity

The notebooks connect raw collection concepts to standardized tabulation and analysis datasets.

RJupyterCDISCSDTMADaMDMADSL
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