Study flow charts
In almost every study there is a flow chart to present the patient’s path through the trial. What could the next level of study flow charts look like? Sandard study flow charts are basically organised lookup tables. A true visualisation can do much more. For example colour coding or indenting boxes can help organising. Also additional information can be embedded. This can easily done in R. For patient disposition Sankey diagrams can be extremely useful. This is even more powerful if used interactively. People charts even go without explanation.
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Example 1. Typical Study Flow Diagram
Example 2. Novel Study Flow Chart
Example 3. Typical Study Disposition Chart
Example 4. Automate in R
Example 5. Novel Study Disposition Chart
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Example 6. Individual subjects
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Example 1. Typical Study Flow Diagram
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Example 2. Novel Study Flow Chart
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Example 3. Typical Study Disposition Chart
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Example 4. Automate in R
Example 5. Novel Study Disposition Chart
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Example 6. Individual subjects
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