Cardinal is an open-source collection of standardized table, listing, and graph (TLG) templates designed to streamline the process of clinical output review, comparison, and meta-analysis—promoting efficient communication to stakeholders while aligning with CDISC’s ARD/ARM efforts.
In this workshop, we’ll introduce the {gtsummary} package for table creation and walk through Cardinal’s growing catalog of TLGs. Participants will get hands-on experience generating key outputs—ideally working on examples that are directly relevant to your own work.
Whether you're new to Cardinal, looking to integrate it into your own workflow, or interested in contributing to the project, this workshop will provide practical insights and real-world applications for modern clinical reporting.
Abinaya Yogasekaram | Emily De La Rua
Roche | Roche
Hands on with Cardinal: Harmonizing Clinical Reporting with Open‑Source TLGs
Cardinal is an open-source collection of standardized table, listing, and graph (TLG) templates designed to streamline the process of clinical output review, comparison, and meta-analysis—promoting efficient communication to stakeholders while aligning with CDISC’s ARD/ARM efforts. In this workshop, we’ll introduce the  gtsummary  package for table creation and walk through Cardinal’s growing catalog of TLGs. Participants will get hands-on experience generating key outputs—ideally working on examples that are directly relevant to your own work. Whether you're new to Cardinal, looking to integrate it into your own workflow, or interested in contributing to the project, this workshop will provide practical insights and real-world applications for modern clinical reporting.