SAS Products
JMP® Clinical
About JMP Clinical
JMP Clinical software from SAS shortens the drug development process by streamlining safety reviews during clinical trials. Dynamically linking advanced statistics and graphics, JMP Clinical creates reports from CDISC data, the global standard, helping reviewers migrate into the modern review environment. It combines JMP, already the tool of choice for medical reviewers, and SAS, the standard analysis and reporting tool for biostatisticians in the pharma industry.
The most current release is JMP Clinical 3.0.
News
JMP Clinical 3.0 adds the ability to drill down to patient level data from study level data with the new patient profile feature. Additionally, the JMP starter menu allows for customization and standardization of analysis via the workflow builder. Learn more about these features and more.
Visit the JMP Clinical product information page.
Free Online Documentation
- Online Documentation for JMP Clinical [HTML]
- JMP Administrator Guide [HTML]
- JMP Clinical Installation Instructions [HTML]
- JMP Clinical Updates [HTML]
Technical Papers
- SAS Technical Papers for JMP Clinical [HTML]
Need help?
SAS Publishing Representatives are available in the U.S. from 8-5 ET to answer your documentation questions. Contact us at 1-800-727-3228 or e-mail.
Online Support Resources
This page contains online support resources that are specific to this product. Visit the Support page to access various self-help and assisted-help resources or submit a problem through the SAS Technical Support form.Downloads
Notes
The JMP Knowledge Base contains a list of the most recent entries and a search box.
Videos
Need help?
Visit the JMP Support Page to access various self-help and assisted-help resources or submit a problem through the SAS Technical Support Form.
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