CDISC

CDISC, or the Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium, is an organization that develops guidelines to ensure the consistent and efficient sharing of clinical trial data. Its standards help researchers, regulatory agencies, and pharmaceutical companies communicate effectively, improving the quality and reliability of medical research. By standardizing data formats and terminology, CDISC facilitates better collaboration and speeds up the process for bringing new drugs and treatments to market. Ultimately, CDISC helps ensure that clinical research is transparent, reproducible, and streamlined, benefiting public health and science as a whole.