Kansiri Apinantanakul

Hi All,

Please see my dashboard in this link: https://bit.ly/3amuhY0
This dashboard target group is the scientist/public health scientist who are interested in monitoring COVID-19 pandemic situation. The left panel is the country list table with data bar indicated the daily confirmed cases. This could be use to see the trends of pandemic among…[Read more]

Dear All,

Please see my report in link: https://bit.ly/3AkPnRk
There are 12 charts to be displayed. In order to visualize the data and get some insights from them,
I tried to combine charts and other elements in 9 pages

Bar and Tree chart ::
This visualization focus on daily confirmed case segmented by continents.
The stacked bar chart shows…[Read more]

Please kindly try the new link: https://bit.ly/3A7oWOI
Thank you !

Hi All,
Please see my dashboard in the link: https://bit.ly/3OEapxX
Please allow me to pick up the a little bit different topic to analyze in this week.
Mu idea just pop up when I saw the column of internet user and internet host in combination with GDP.
This dashboard composed of continent, country, population, internet host, internet user, and…[Read more]

My example dashboard is from Johns Hopkins University of Medicine: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
This dashboard is very informative. This dashboard was mainly designed into 3 panel
1) The left panel is a slicer to select the country or location of your interest.
2) The middle panel is the display board which could display many parameters…[Read more]

I’m wondering if the creator could add the slicer that allows the user to filter out Bangkok data in order to enhance the visualization of other provinces in Thailand.

Your CRF details are really impressive!
I really like the way you design the layout including adding the investigator signature part.

I would say It would be better if you add/adjust some little details in your eCRF
1) Start date: I’m not quite sure that start refers to enrollment or vaccine administration. What do you think if we use “Screening…[Read more]

Thank you for your comments and suggestion
It could help me improve a lot. !
In fact, I’m not quite sure whether my design is suitable or not.
Please see my idea below

In the exclusion criteria (If the patient cannot remember the vaccine history)
In my opinion, if the patient cannot remember their history, It might automatically fall into…[Read more]

The overall eCRF is clean and concise. The layout and format are straightforward to follow. The data entry note, for example (DD/MMM/YYYY), it could help the data entry personnel to get enter the data correctly.
For improvement gap,
1. We could add the study vaccine kit number. In my opinion, this could be beneficial in statistical analysis that…[Read more]

My suggestion would be in terms of collecting of “Date” data (date of visit, date of birth, data of informed consent signed). I think it should be in pre-printed box format like in the pulse rate or body temperature box. The data format should be in DD/MMM/YYYY in order to prevent confusion in data entry.

One important benefit of having data standards is to facilitate the data-sharing process. If the data from various clinical trials comply with the same standard. It would be easier to share, compare and do some research among the collected data. For example, pooling data to analyze for patterns or study drug efficacy, and safety among the…[Read more]

I experienced monitoring clinical studies. The projects I was involved in has a very well-established electronic data capture system. The software belongs to Oracle company. There are audit trails in every data point and query generated in the system. Each site staffs and the monitors have a different account with a password. The password is…[Read more]

I’m working as a CRA. My main responsibility regarding clinical trials is data quality assurance (monitoring of clinical trial conducting). I have no direct experience in designing eCRF or databases involving activity.
Actually, I’m still quite new in this field, I sometimes missed the critical points during the on-site study visits. So, If I…[Read more]

Thank you!

Dear All,
Please see my summary in the link below.
https://prnt.sc/8-u70IQlo904

1. I’m working as a clinical research associate (CRA). My day job is related to data collection. The main purpose is definitely for clinical research in the various therapeutic areas.
2. Mostly my work is primary data collection. I collaborated with study site staff to ensure their data entry in eCRF is complete and accurate. The data were…[Read more]

Please see the attached infographic in the link below.
https://prnt.sc/NWq88KB4f4Gr

Please kindly see attached infographic summarization in the link.
https://prnt.sc/Bsr3N-q4isTP

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Thank you !

Bayesian VS Frequentist:
Both of these concepts are inferential statistics.

Bayesian
– Rely on the prior knowledge or known data to infer what they would like to know, therefore if the prior data is biased it would affect the answer.
– The basic assumption: parameter is a random variable.
– Common jargon: Credible interval, Prior, Posterior,…[Read more]