create blog Inside the Pharmaverse #131
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Link checks fail here for another blog and I see spelling CI fails too so Ben and Edoardo might advise we need to fix here. |
| These individuals included Ross Farrugia (Roche), Sumesh Kalappurakal (Johnson & Johnson), Michael Rimler (GSK), and Mike Stackhouse (Atorus). | ||
| Each had historical experience with R adoption, through their primary roles within their respective organizations. |
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Pooja's ISCR post cross-links to linkedin - maybe can do same here for those willing? I think folks reading this post would be interested in following you four!
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I'll add in those that I have.
| ## Pharmaverse Objective | ||
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| Pharmaverse aims to promote the collaborative development of curated open-source R packages for clinical reporting in pharma. | ||
| Indirectly, we also strive to encourage and increase R adoption within the industry and facilitate communication and collaboration among both R users and R developers. |
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Should we lead with this section?
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Good thought - I think it is okay as is.
| The [Pharmaverse website](https://pharmaverse.org/) states that “\[a\]nyone is free to choose any selection of Pharmaverse recommended software or those from any other source.” In addition, Pharmaverse does not seek to engage or get endorsement from any health authority. | ||
| We are merely trying to provide a public service to help individuals and organizations involved in clinical reporting navigate a vast field of available R packages licensed as open source. | ||
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| ## So, what really is Pharmaverse? |
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What about the example site and showing how we take pharmaverse and other
packages to build our common deliverables (ADaMs, TLFs. xpts, etc)
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I will add a simp;le sentence to connect the reader
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I fixed spelling issue as well. |
I checked the spelling flags and all are acceptable to me (intentional). I hope the same for @manciniedoardo and @bms63 |
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@rossfarrugia im good with this. feel free to merge in once you are happy - the website takes about 5-10 minutes to rebuild itself do you all mind doing a post on slack/linked in once published? I will repost on linked in |
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| Greetings, Pharmaverse phriends! | ||
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| Now that the {pharmaverse} has been around for a few years and seems to be making an impact on clinical reporting (yay!), we wanted to take an opportunity to cast a light on some of the inner workings of Pharmaverse and its Council (us). |
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Throughout the post, both {Pharmaverse} and Pharmaverse are used - suggest sticking to one?
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I used {Pharmaverse} once, intentionally, for style. Unless you see other instances, I think it's ok.
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| Pharmaverse is essentially two things: | ||
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| 1. Pharmaverse is a list of packages curated by the Pharmaverse Council and Working Groups, primarily communicated via the Pharmaverse website. |
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| 1. Pharmaverse is a list of packages curated by the Pharmaverse Council and Working Groups, primarily communicated via the Pharmaverse website. | |
| 1. A list of packages curated by the Pharmaverse Council and Working Groups, primarily communicated via the Pharmaverse website. |
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The grammar may be poor, but I like the way it reads by reiterating 'Pharmaverse'
| 1. Pharmaverse is a list of packages curated by the Pharmaverse Council and Working Groups, primarily communicated via the Pharmaverse website. | ||
| Pharmaverse also maintains an [R-universe build](https://pharmaverse.r-universe.dev/builds) for ease of use outside GxP settings. | ||
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| 2. Pharmaverse is a community of R users and R developers “working to promote collaborative development of curated open-source R packages for clinical reporting usage in pharma.” |
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| 2. Pharmaverse is a community of R users and R developers “working to promote collaborative development of curated open-source R packages for clinical reporting usage in pharma.” | |
| 2. A community of R users and R developers “working to promote collaborative development of curated open-source R packages for clinical reporting usage in pharma.” |
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Also where does this quote come from? Might be beneficial to link a source?
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@manciniedoardo same comment as above.
Quote comes from https://pharmaverse.org/
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Blog from Pharmaverse Council on 'Inside the Pharmaverse'