CDISC standards (CDISC)

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    CDISC is the organization behind the data standards used to structure clinical trial data for exchange and submission. The best-known are CDASH for how data is collected, SDTM for how it is organized for submission, and ADaM for analysis-ready datasets. Several major regulators require CDISC-conformant data in submissions.

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