gtreg internally leverages gtsummary to streamline production for regulatory tables in clinical research. There are three functions to assist with adverse event reporting: tbl_ae_count(), tbl_ae(), and tbl_ae_focus(); tbl_ae_count() tabulates all AEs observed, whereas both tbl_ae() and tbl_ae_focus() count a single AE per subject by maximum grade. Furthermore, tbl_reg_summary() produces standard data summary tables often used in regulatory submissions and 'tbl_listing()' enables a formatted grouped printing of raw AE listings. All functions are highly customizable to make your regulatory reporting a breeze!
Shannon Pileggi | Daniel Sjoberg
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Introducing gtreg: an R package to produce regulatory tables for clinical research
gtreg internally leverages gtsummary to streamline production for regulatory tables in clinical research. There are three functions to assist with adverse event reporting tbl_ae_count(), tbl_ae(), and tbl_ae_focus(); tbl_ae_count() tabulates all AEs observed, whereas both tbl_ae() and tbl_ae_focus() count a single AE per subject by maximum grade. Furthermore, tbl_reg_summary() produces standard data summary tables often used in regulatory submissions and 'tbl_listing()' enables a formatted grouped printing of raw AE listings. All functions are highly customizable to make your regulatory reporting a breeze!