What is shift table? have you ever created shift that?

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What is shift table? have you ever created shift that?..

Answer / nandu

shift table displays the number of patients shifted
baseline to postbaseline.

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What is shift table? have you ever created shift that?..

Answer / thirupathi

Yes I agree with the above answer. In more descript way. A
shift table gives the information about the number of
patients with abnormal test result (any test: lab or
vital...) at baseline are shifted to normal test result at
the end of the study and vise verse.

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