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Join the CDISC Biomedical Concepts team to see how Biomedical Concepts (BCs) and SDTM Dataset Specializations (DSSs) are becoming easier to find, use and track.
You’ll get an introduction to BC Groupings, a new way to organize and browse BCs, now available as a preview on cdisc.org, which will eventually replace the current BC categories. You’ll also see CDISC's proposed approach to versioning BCs and DSSs, including a change log that shows what changed from the previous version. Finally, you’ll find out what’s included in recent BC packages and what to expect in upcoming releases, followed by a Q&A where you can ask the team your questions.
Agenda:
- BC Groupings
- BC Versioning and Provenance
- Recent and Upcoming BC Packages
Presenter(s)
Anthony Chow | Senior Director, Digital Standards Architecture | CDISC
Linda Lander | Senior Consultant, Standards Development | CDISC
Jon Neville | Principal Consultant, Standards Development | CDISC
Language
English
ARS v2.0 Launch: Survey Results, Proposed Scope and How to Get Involved
CDISC is launching the next major version of the Analysis Results Standard (ARS). In this one-hour webinar, the ARS v2.0 core team will share what we learned from the stakeholder survey, outline the proposed scope for v2.0, and walk through the plan for 2027. We will also explain how to join the effort as a contributor or reviewer. Applications are open now through Friday 11 December, and the team kicks off in early January 2027.
Get Involved
Interested in joining ARS v2.0 as a contributor or a reviewer? Complete the ARS v2.0 Interest Form
Agenda
- What the stakeholder survey told us
- Proposed scope for ARS v2.0
- Plan, timeline and how to get involved
- Questions
Presenter(s)
Bess LeRoy | CDISC
Edwin Van Stein | CDISC
Bhavin Busa | Clymb Clinical
Lovemore Gakava | Novartis
Mark Baillie | Novartis
Language
English
Join Us for the TMF Community Q4 2026 General Meeting
We are looking forward to bringing the TMF community together for our upcoming General Meetings. Two sessions will be held to support our global audience: one for US/Europe and one for APAC. Each session will feature timely updates, community announcements, and opportunities to hear directly from TMF leaders across regions.
Agenda
Coming Soon
Language
English
Join Us for the TMF Community Q4 2026 General Meeting
We are looking forward to bringing the TMF community together for our upcoming General Meetings. Two sessions will be held to support our global audience: one for US/Europe and one for APAC. Each session will feature timely updates, community announcements, and opportunities to hear directly from TMF leaders across regions.
Agenda
Coming Soon
Language
English
Join CDISC leaders to see what 360i delivered in Phase 2, how the initiative continues into Phase 3, and how your organization can help shape it.
CDISC 360i is transforming clinical research by digitizing study design through analysis and making metadata interoperable across the entire study lifecycle. With reusable standards and end-to-end automation, 360i eliminates manual tasks, increases data quality, enables AI, ensures traceability and consistency, and empowers the industry to deliver clinical trial results faster, more efficiently, and at a lower cost, accelerating the delivery of new therapies to patients.
In this webinar, CDISC leaders will share the progress completed in Phase 2 to support the 360i Initiative and outline the plan for Phase 3, including:
- Key milestones achieved
- Lessons learned and gaps to close in Phase 3
- Phase 3 priorities
- How you can get involved in Phase 3: volunteer opportunities and the 2027 timeline
Presenters:
Julie Smiley | CDISC
Peter Van Reusel | CDISC
Darren Moreland | CDISC
Sam Hume | CDISC
Tony Rios | CDISC
Edwin Van Stein | CDISC
Bess LeRoy | CDISC
Melissa Tanner | CDISC
Anthony Chow | CDISC
Language
English
Join CDISC and Open-Source Developers for the COSA Spotlight Webinar on 8 December. Register to hear from open-source developers in the CDISC community as they showcase their free tools as part of the CDISC Open Source Alliance (COSA).
Hear presentations on:
sARDen (Yutaka Morioka, EPS Holdings Inc): In many SAS-based reporting workflows, Analysis Results Data (ARD) concepts live in code or spreadsheets rather than as structured metadata. That makes TLF production hard to standardize, reuse and trace. sARDen is a SAS-native framework for this. Users define ARS-aligned study, output and analysis metadata through simple macros and validate it with built-in checks. It then generates TLFs from that metadata reproducibly, without leaving SAS. A companion package, sARDenMTS, exports the metadata as ARM-TS-compliant YAML. Designed for SAS programmers, biostatisticians and study designers.
USDM Biomedical Concept Mapper (Chaitanya Repaka, AI Lens SA): Mapping planned study activities to CDISC Biomedical Concepts within USDM is usually done by hand. That work is hard to replicate, audit and scale, and it slows study startup. The USDM Biomedical Concept Mapper automates it with a lightweight Python command-line tool. The tool retrieves candidate concepts from the latest CDISC Biomedical Concepts and SDTM Dataset Specializations. It then uses commercial or self-hosted large language models to pick the best match. Finally, it writes validated, explainable mappings with confidence scores back into the USDM file. Designed for clinical standards leads, clinical programmers and study data managers.
HTP42 OSB USDM Uploader (Phoebe Babrah and Marius Conjeaud, HealthTechPartners42): Creating or updating studies manually in OpenStudyBuilder (OSB) is slow, error-prone and inconsistent. The HTP42 OSB USDM Uploader reads a USDM JSON study definition and loads its objectives, endpoints, arms, visits and other components into OSB automatically. This turns standardized protocol metadata into a working study specification that can drive downstream assets such as the SoA, CRFs and EDC setup. Built in Python and aligned with CDISC Digital Data Flow (DDF), it is designed for programmers and study designers working with OSB and USDM.
Language
English