Introduction

As this is a package extension, if you are new to {admiral} then the best place to first start reading would be this Get Started guide. This extension package follows the same main idea and conventions, and re-uses many functions from {admiral}, so it is important to thoroughly understand these to be able to use {admiralophtha}.

What does {admiralophtha} offer?

The contents of {admiralophtha} can be broadly divided into three categories:

• Derivations (i.e. functions): these follow the same conventions as {admiral} but are focused on ophthalmology-specific needs. Please see the Reference page for more details.
• ADaM Templates: these showcase ways to apply {admiral}, {admiralophtha} and Tidyverse functions to create ophthalmology-specific ADaMs. You can see the available templates in {admiralophtha} by running: list_all_templates(package = "admiralophtha") in the console.
• User Guides (i.e. vignettes): these are documentation pages which walk users through each step of a template, or discuss other ophthalmology-specific topics such as ophthalmology standards. Please see the User Guides section for more details.

Starting a Script

For the ophthalmology ADaM datasets, an overview of the flow and example function calls for the most common steps are provided by the following vignettes:

• Creating ADBCVA
• Creating ADOE
• Creating ADVFQ

Support

Support is provided via the admiral Slack channel.