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secuTrialR statistics package for efficient data management

It is vital that the interaction between data sources and data analysts is fast and seamless in order to avoid losing valuable time. Using secuTrialR leads to a pronounced reduction in the time needed for data management, enables swift quantitative analyses through pre-implemented functionalities, and, most importantly, standardises the interaction with data exports from secuTrial®, thus allowing robust and reproducible science.

secuTrialR: Seamless interaction with data collected in secuTrial®

What it is:

secuTrialR is an open-source R statistics software package that makes it easier to work with secuTrial®.

What it can do:

In addition to analysing and reading data, secuTrialR performs data transformation for dates, date times, and categorical data in order to reduce data preparation overhead and to allow a swift transition into the analytical phase. Furthermore, secuTrialR includes standard functionalities to show descriptive statistics such as study recruitment or completeness of entered data per case report form for secuTrial® data exports.

Who should use it:

secuTrialR is available for data analysts, data managers, and statisticians on GitHub, CRAN, and Anaconda Cloud. It should be functional on all major operating systems.

Who is behind this resource:

This software package was developed by the SCTO’s Data Management Platform and was first released in November 2020.

Instructions

For detailed instructions, please visit the Github.io webpage.

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Downlaod

The released R statistics package secuTrialR is available on the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN), GitHub, and Anaconda Cloud.

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If you use and benefit from secuTrialR in your work, please cite it as: Wright, P. et al. (2020). secuTrialR: Seamless interaction with clinical trial databases in R. The Journal of Open Source Software 5(55): p. 2816. https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.02816.

Related resources

A paper on the development of secuTrialR was published in The Journal of Open Source Software: https://joss.theoj.org/papers/10.21105/joss.02816.

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