JMP Clinical Basics

Welcome to JMP Clinical , a powerful software system for integrated statistical analysis of clinical data. JMP Clinical software consists of approximately 100 independent processes . The purpose of this manual is to provide you with informative examples of how to use JMP Clinical software to extract the maximum amount of useful information from your data. You should be familiar with the terminology and technology associated with modern clinical analyses and standard JMP functionality. The JMP Introductory Guide provides information about getting started with JMP.

This chapter provides the following:

•	an overview of the primary functional aspects of the JMP system

•	descriptions of some important differences between standard JMP functionality and JMP Clinical functionality, and

•	descriptions of the included sample data sets.

Note : For information about how JMP Clinical software interacts with clinical and nonclinical study data, please refer to System Operations . JMP Clinical also follows the guidelines described in JMP Research and Development: A Process for Quality .

This chapter contains the following:

General Information

System Requirements

Text Conventions

SAS Variable Names and Labels

Localization-Specific Value Specification

Data Sets Generated by the AE Narrative Report

Sample Case Studies

Crossover Analyses

Using JMP Clinical for Crossover Analysis

Findings Time Trends

Adverse Events Distribution

Other JMP Clinical Cross-over Analyses

Distribution Reports

AE/Events/Interventions Distributions Workflows and Computations

Distribution Workflow Summary

Distribution Report Results

Understanding Count and Percent Calculations

Distribution Results When Counting Multiple Occurrences of an Event or Intervention

Other Distribution Results

Determining If an Event Is a Treatment Emergent Adverse Event

Frequently Asked Questions

System Operations