Using R Shiny for Clinical Pharmacology (Ep. 47)

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I discuss clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics topics from the perspective of drug development scientists. I share my expertise and knowledge about designing and conducting clinical pharmacology studies and discuss how to analyze the data using the most effective approaches. I draw from my experience of over 20 years working in drug development organizations and consultancies.

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Using R Shiny for Clinical Pharmacology (Ep. 47)

Clinical Pharmacology Podcast with Nathan Teuscher

19 minutes 37 seconds

2 weeks ago

Using R Shiny for Clinical Pharmacology (Ep. 47)

In this episode I discuss R Shiny and how it can be used for building clinical pharmacology tools. I provide an overview of the technology, suggest a few example use cases, and then walk through a specific practical example of predicting AUC and Cmax for future doses from observed data. I end with a discussion of the benefits and challenges of using R Shiny for clinical pharmacology tools.

Links discussed in the show:

Basics about R Shiny
Shinyapps.io for hosting shiny apps
Example R Shiny app by Samer Mouskassi: ggplot with your data
Example R Shiny app for AUC-Cmax predictions
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