teal Clinical Review Apps

Pharma & Clinical

Build interactive clinical-trial data review and exploration apps in R with teal — the Roche/NEST pharmaverse Shiny framework. Assemble an app from pre-built modules (data, a shared filter panel, and clinical modules from teal.modules.clinical) instead of hand-writing Shiny, so a medical monitor or statistician can explore ADaM datasets — demographics, Kaplan-Meier curves, adverse-event tables — on their own.

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The tables, listings, and figures you build for a submission are static — a snapshot. But during a study, a medical monitor, a safety reviewer, or a statistician often wants to explore the analysis data interactively: subset by treatment arm, look at a Kaplan-Meier curve, open an adverse-event table, filter to a site. teal — the Roche/NEST pharmaverse Shiny framework — lets you give them that without hand-building a bespoke Shiny app: you assemble a review app from pre-built modules on public example data, so it is reproducible and consistent. The runtime is the judge.

Interactive clinical review with teal — the mental model and the code: what teal is, how a teal app is assembled from data + modules + a shared filter panel with init(), the pre-built clinical modules in teal.modules.clinical (demographics, Kaplan-Meier, adverse events, forest, MMRM), what a running app looks like, and where interactive review fits alongside the static submission outputs — with a link to launch a live teal app.

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Interactive Clinical Review with teal: Build Clinical Trial Data Apps in R

teal is the Roche/NEST framework for building interactive review and exploration apps for clinical-trial data. This lesson explains what teal is, its mental model — data…

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