|Articles|May 1, 2007

Applied Clinical Trials-05-01-2007
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eShowcase: Data JumpStart

Data JumpStart helps companies deploy standardization and conversion solutions

Octagon Research Solutions, Inc.'s (Wayne, PA) Data JumpStart assists companies in establishing data standards across their organization, as well as their outsourcing partners. Data JumpStart is an SDTM and CDISC compliant collection of documents, libraries, and templates.

It includes Case Report Form Library, a collection of 12 standard case report forms that leverage CDISC SDTM Nomenclature; Annotated Case Report Forms with SDTM variable names; Variable Names Library, which details variable names that can be used within each dataset categorized by dataset; CDISC SDTM compatible laboratory specifications for central lab vendors; Standard Query Library, which consists of approximately 50 standardized queries to provide consistent quality data; and Comprehensive Data Management Plan template, which includes 60 pages of expert guidance for the development of a data management plan.

Octagon Research Solutions, Inc., (610) 535-6500, www.octagonresearch.com

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