Nirali
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India,
2013-08-16 10:03
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 FDA acceptance on software R [Software]

Dear All,

Can anyone confirm (with sure experience only) are the R programmed outputs accepted by FDA or other regularities with proper validation also available to support the results ?

Nirali Mehta
(PHARMA-STATS)
d_labes
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Berlin, Germany,
2013-08-16 10:27
(4691 d 12:31 ago)

@ Nirali
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 FDA acceptance on software R

Dear Nirali,

I myself have no sure experience since seldom worked for an FDA submission and always stuck with SAS. Additional said sure is a term which should be avoided in the context of regulatory acceptance :cool:. Have a look at ElMaestros signature.

But have a look at this blog "Analyzing clinical trial data with R" or this blog and the documents linked there to get some valuable informations about that topic from an R-viewpoint.

See also "Using R: Perspectives of a FDA Statistical RevieweR" to get the key message "The Food and Drug Administration does not endorse or require use of any specific software".

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Detlew
Nirali
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India,
2013-08-16 10:35
(4691 d 12:22 ago)

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 FDA acceptance on software R

Thank You Sir.

Nirali Mehta
(PHARMA-STATS)
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