Translating clinical guidance to actionable insights with R
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COTA builds and ships an R package called rwnavigator that converts multi-table real-world oncology records into clinically informed one-row-per-patient datasets ready for standard survival tools; it lets analysts pick which source tables count as event or censoring signals (for example excluding lab timestamps from last-known-alive), handles multiple index dates across treatment cycles, and is built, tested, and deployed after a first-time package development cycle, with concrete best practices for reliability and reproducibility.
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