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Base SAS

CDISC Support

The Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC) develops multiple standards for the pharmaceutical industry. To support CDISC, SAS provides the following tools.

SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit

The SAS® Clinical Standards Toolkit provides support of multiple CDISC standards, including SDTM, CRT-DDS, Define-XML 2.0, Dataset-XML, ODM, ADaM, CDASH, and SEND. This tool is the platform used by SAS® to support Health and Life Sciences industry data model standards. The toolkit is a separately orderable component that is available at no additional charge to currently licensed SAS customers.

SAS Clinical Data Integration

For information about SAS Clinical Data Integration, see the overviews, benefits, and more on www.sas.com.

CDISC procedure

The CDISC procedure in SAS supports the import, export, and processing of XML documents and content that are in CDISC-defined formats.

Discussion Forum

To participate in a discussion about SAS and the clinical trials process, see the Health Care and Pharma forum.