Statistical Analysis
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ACRONET cultivates many professional staff through full education and training, and provides statistical analysis services responsive to a variety of study designs.
ACRONET prepares work schedules and provides full support for statistical analysis work, from the creation of analysis plans and the conduct of analysis to the creation of analysis reports, realizing an acceleration of work processes.
ACRONET also handles trial subject number design and interim analysis as a comprehensive service.
Work Flow
List of Main Services
- Drug allocation
- Trial subject number design
- Creation of analysis plan documents
- Blinded review
- Pharmacokinetic analysis
- Data analysis
- Key open analysis
- Interim analysis
- Creation of analysis reports
Professional Education
ACRONET carries out training throughout the year aimed at acquiring and improving the knowledge and expertise required in the work of statistical analysis staff.
ACRONET implements statistical analysis study meetings and ongoing SAS training in order for staff to improve SAS programming techniques. In addition, employees are allowed to participate in Bios study meetings in order to improve their specialist knowledge of statistical analysis.
Statistical Analysis Articles/Conference Presentation Results
| 2001 | "Concerning the construction of in-house macro-libraries ~ an attempt at SAS program validation ~," Makoto Takeda, et al. SAS Forum User Meeting, Presentation Article |
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| 2002 | Poster session "Graph creation using SAS ANNOTATE MACRO," Makoto Takeda, et al. (Won the poster prize)SAS Forum User Meeting, Presentation Article |
| 2003 | "SAS programmer cultivation and education in a CRO," Makoto Takeda, et al.SAS Forum User Meeting, Presentation Article |
| Poster session "SAS/graph introduction - in-house education and training examples," Yukikazu Hayashi, et al.SAS Forum User Meeting, Presentation Article |
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| 2004 | Poster session "Concerning the creation of multiple insert figures in a single sheet using the GREPLAY procedure," Makoto TakedaSAS Forum User Meeting, Presentation Article |
| 2006 | Special session “Data processing using SAS to make easy-to-analyze drug data,” Yukikazu Hayashi, et al.SAS Forum User Meeting, Presentation Article |
