Feature Request: Add/Update SDTM test data for {admiralpeds}

[rossfarrugia]

Feature Idea

Add/Update SDTM test data for {admiralpeds}

Relevant Input

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Relevant Output

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Reproducible Example/Pseudo Code

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[manciniedoardo]

@rossfarrugia we would like to release pharmaversesdtm 1.0 at the start of June. Will the test data be ready by then? Otherwise would need to add in a later release and temporarily keep in admiralpeds.

[rossfarrugia]

@manciniedoardo - @kabis-ops has created this at https://github.com/pharmaverse/admiralpeds/tree/main/data - see dm_peds and vs_peds, and programs at https://github.com/pharmaverse/admiralpeds/tree/main/data-raw. But I just quickly looked and this hasn't been created as an extension of the CDISC pilot study data so wouldn't be fit to go in pharmaversesdtm yet without some re-work. e.g. new subject IDs have been created as "PEDS-1001" for example rather than building on those dummy subjects in pharmaversesdtm DM. I would go ahead with your planned release for June and assume that we'd move these over later.

[manciniedoardo]

Thanks @rossfarrugia - I will label this issue as Post 1.0. Perhaps it would be good then to also make a companion issue (and link to this one) on the admiralpeds side for when you do have a chance to move the data over.

[rossfarrugia]

yes we have it here pharmaverse/admiralpeds#36, will let you know if anything changes. We might be able to squeeze it in earlier as its impacting our template/vignette anyway as we don't have an ADSL matching these patients as they are now.

[rossfarrugia]

I think this one can stay open for now and we'll move these datasets over after we do admiralpeds 0.1.0 release in July. It corresponds now to this issue pharmaverse/admiralpeds#40

[kaz462]

I think this one can stay open for now and we'll move these datasets over after we do admiralpeds 0.1.0 release in July. It corresponds now to this issue pharmaverse/admiralpeds#40

Thanks for re-opening. It was linked to the wrong PR and got closed when that PR was merged, all good now.