Kriss Harris
Consultant, Eli Lilly
Kriss Harris worked at GlaxoSmithKline as a statistician supporting drug discovery. At GSK, he developed an increasing passion for both SAS graphics and teaching and taught SAS graphics to SAS programmers, statisticians, and scientists. After leaving GSK, he became an independent statistical programmer and has consulted at Eli Lilly, Eisai, and MedAvante-ProPhase. Currently, Kriss is consulting at Eli Lilly supporting drug reimbursements within the oncology therapeutic area and at MedAvante-ProPhase supporting the construction of edit checks. Kriss is based in London, England, and holds a bachelor’s degree in statistics and internet computing from Kingston University and a master’s degree in statistics from the University of Sheffield.
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SAS® Graphics for Clinical Trials by Example
By Kriss Harris and Richann Watson
Using real-world examples, this book shows programmers how to create clinical graphs in SAS. The book demonstrates step-by-step how to create both simple and complex graphs using Graph Template Language (GTL) and statistical graphics procedures, including the SGPLOT and SGPANEL procedures.
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Book Reviews
"The book is a highly concentrated exposition of how graphics can be used to illuminate the meaning of clinical trials data. As such, it must be sipped, not gulped. The authors have put a tremendous amount of thought into the content. Every part of the book is valuable and must be digested slowly and carefully. "
Dr. Jim Sattler, President
Satmari Software Systems, Inc.
"There are examples for graphical representation of adverse events, which are not commonly included in Clinical Study Reports in the United States, but are used more often in Europe. Armed with this book, programmers can approach statistical graphics with confidence! This book is a MUST-HAVE."
Alice Cheng
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