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Nth Analytics is a Clinical Biometrics Services consulting firm that offers a full suite of high-quality, cost-efficient Biometrics services to the pharmaceutical industry. We tackle large and small projects involving all aspects of managing, summarizing, reporting and analyzing clinical data.

We provide top-notch SAS programming, statistical analysis and pharmacokinetics services for clinical trials. Our experience includes most therapeutic areas, as well as reporting and analysis for vaccine trials. Our clients include major pharmaceutical companies and as well as biotechnology companies and Contract Research Organizations (CROs).

Founded in 1989 by Mike Todd, a pharmaceutical statistician with 25 years experience,  Nth Analytics handles mission-critical assignments with relentless dedication to accuracy and quality, a sensitive grasp of nuance and a keen appreciation for detail.

Success is expected. Failure has consequences.

Good outcomes come from good technology, good people, good project management, and good QC. Solid procedures and experienced people make the difference. We have no tolerance for poor work.

 

Conference Presentations

Michael Todd, President of Nth Analytics has been an invited speaker at the last 3 CDISC Interchange Conferences.  These presentations cover strategies for converting legacy data to SDTM. Other presentations cover reporting systems based on SDTM, vaccine reporting requirements, and economics of contracting.

SDTM Mapping: Current Technology and Expert Systems, Michael Todd and Thomas Jablonski, DIA Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, June 24 2009 (no audio)

Transitioning to SAS® Enterprise Guide®, Michael Todd, NESUG conference, Pittsburg, PA, September 15, 2008 listen to the presentation (mp3) read publication click here

CDISC SDTM  Implementation Process, Michael Todd, DIA Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, June 25, 2008 listen to the presentation (mp3)

Metadata-Driven Technology for Implementing CDISC SDTM, Michael Todd, DIA Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, June 23, 2008 listen to the presentation (mp3)

Using SAS® Enterprise Guide® to Create Standalone Programs, Michael Todd, PhilaSUG 2008 Winter Meeting, Malvern PA, March 13, 2008 listen to the presentation (mp3) read publication click here

Standard SDTM Methodology with Legacy Data, Michael Todd and Barbara Costantini, CDISC Legacy Data Workshop, Bethesda, MD, October 4, 2007 listen to the presentation (mp3)

Legacy to SDTM Conversion Workshop: Tools and Techniques, Michael Todd, CDISC Legacy Data Workshop, Montreaux, Switzerland, April 27, 2007

Legacy to SDTM Conversion Workshop: Tools and Techniques, Michael Todd, CDISC Legacy Data Workshop, Bethesda, MD, September 29, 2006

CDISC SDTM & Standard Reporting-One System, Michael Todd and Ram Radhakrishnan (Merck), CDISC Interchange Conference, Bethesda, MD, September 28, 2006

Tracking the Progress made by CDISC in Implementing New Standards, Michael Todd, Clinical Trial Data Integration, Harmonizing eClinical Systems, Processes, and People, Philadelphia, PA, January 24, 2006

Economics of Contracting, Michael Todd, Statistics Career Day, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, December 17, 2005

Vaccine Reporting Requirements, Michael Todd, Merck Clinical Trials - Best Practices Workshop, Princeton, NJ, May 5, 1998

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Nth Analytics was accepted into the SAS Consulting Alliance program!

Nth Analytics is a SAS Consulting Alliance Partner specializing in Life Sciences business processes. Founded in 1989, we have extensive experience writing SOPs, validation plans, and other technical documents for pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations (CROs). Our clients include Merck, Johnson & Johnson, and Sanofi-Aventis. We help our clients develop business processes to successfully implement SAS Life Sciences solutions, such as SAS® Clinical Data Integration. Our experience in business processes is backed up with over 20 years experience in SAS programming, statistical analysis and pharmacokinetics services for clinical trials. Our experience includes most therapeutic areas, as well as reporting and analysis for vaccine trials.

Mike Todd presented Using Google to Solve SAS Programming Problems at the SAPA Clinical Programming Workshop. Oct 10, 2009 at Princeton University.  This was really a great conference.  Listen to the presentation here (mp3)

Nth Analytics was a SAS Featured Customer for our quality improvements with SAS Enterprise Guide. With this product, we streamlined the coding process and reduced errors, shrinking the time it takes to complete projects. Read the article.