Sponsored by the Steering Board Project Team for Good Programming Practices in Health and Life Sciences The GPP board Good Programming Practice Project Team believes that it would be useful to understand the prevalence and usefulness of GPP Good Programming Practice across the health and life sciences industries. The GPP Board Good Programming Practice Project Team has been conducting a study to assess the state of programming practices and we would love to have your participation. The study consists of two modules; a registration and a SAS code review and will focus on a basic list of widely agreed upon good SAS programming practices. An outline of the questions asked is given below and initial results from those responding in late 2012 are given here. |
Initial Results for Study on Good Programming Practices |
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Range of respondents: Pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, CROs and consultancies. Proportion of respondents with a GPPGood Programming Practice guidance document 70% Proportion of respondents for which GPPGood Programming Practice document mandatory 56% (80% of those with a guidance document). |
Overview of Study Questions |
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The registration will establish a platform from which we can launch additional modules to collect data on areas of interest based on input from study participants. The results of the study will be kept strictly confidential but will be presented in summary form at conferences, on discussion boards, and the GPP Board wiki on the PhUSE website. We look forward to opening a robust dialogue on good programming practices in health and life sciences so please join us on this exciting initiative.on Advance Hub. Please To register for the Study on Good Programming Practices in Health and Life Sciences, please go to the url below: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GPPSURVEY |