Saranath

Well done!

Well done!

Well Done!

Well done!

I also could not find your dashboard in the link. Could you please check?

Hi! I could not access to your dashboard. It seems that the report was not published. Could you please check?

Great! Thank you all for sharing.

This dashboard is simple and clear. We can understand the message easily. I also like the presentation of percent increase/decrease in new cases/death. When we filter the data, the dashboard response quite rapid. One thing that if I were the developer, I might try make the dashboard a bit colorful or add a dynamic of color and tone. Now, the…[Read more]

This dashboard is very interactive. We can select and filter to the information that we want by place and time. One difficult thing to visualize the data is that the number of cases in Bangkok is largely different from other provinces and it dominates other when presenting in the same graph. But I still could not think about the solution. Any…[Read more]

Good description and related to what we have learned. Thanks!

Good points! I can summarize from your answers that clinical data standards (such as CDISC) can
– assist data sharing and pooling data from different studies for further analyses.
– provide a standard language for researcher to understand and interpret the clinical data.
– provide trustable data and analysis outcomes.

Thank you all for sharing!

Good catch all! There are more points that are needed to be improved. Perhaps, you all can help adding those points, as it is over the deadline. I will provide the complete answer(Revised CRF) in week 5 module.

Yes, communication and timeline are very important for data management process.

Thanks! Hope that you can apply what we have learned in this course to improve your work.

Great! You have been through almost all data management steps. Having edit check programming will be very helpful to improved data quality.

In clinical trial- all AEs and SAEs events should be coded following standard system organ class (SOC) term- MedDRA standard coding. When you have standard coding- it would make it easier to sort, categorize.

That’s OK. How do you collect your lab data, using an excel sheet?

I enjoy reading your experience sharing and your thought to improve your previous process. I think before we can perform things that is considered “best practice”, we need to have some previous experience of “bad practice” first. The important thing is that you must be able to recognize things that are “Bad practice”, then trying to improve them.

Thank you everyone for sharing your experience. I could summarize the problems that you have faced as.

1. Data quality: unstructured data, incomplete data, inaccurate/inconsistent data.
2. Data collection method: Paper-based, interviewer, electronic (server downtime).
3. Protocol: unconsolidated protocol, questionnaire development.