Create Abstract for US PHUSE

presentations/phuse_us_abstract.md

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+# Git in Statistical Programming 
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+Git is by far the most popular version control system, with nearly 95% reporting it as their primary system in 2022. Despite this, uptake in the pharmaceutical industry has been much slower. To bridge this gap, our PHUSE working group was formed, bringing together representatives from diverse organizations to explore **how Git can be effectively utilized in the context of statistical reporting**.
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+This talk will introduce the working group, present some of our work so far, and discuss how you can get involved. We will delve into the ways Git is already being employed in statistical programming, and examine how various companies are tackling the challenges of change management. We will introduce our blog which is already full of rich content, and talk about our plans for a white paper, coming out later this year.
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+We believe that adoption of Git can help **streamline workflows, enhance collaboration and make work more reproducible**. Join us as we work toward building a more efficient and collaborative future for statistical reporting. 
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script_ideas/croca_git_numbers.qmd

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 ## Idea 1. Git in numbers
 
-Try to get some real world numbers around Git
-(So far I will focus in Github)
+Try to get some real world numbers around Git (So far I will focus in Github)
 
 ### How is the adoption of Git around the world from the last 5 years till now?
 
+-   We can see that the adoption increase across the world since 2020 till 2025
 
-- We can see that the adoption increase across the world since 2020 till 2025 
+![](img/adoptionByOrganizationsInWorld_last5years.png)
 
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-![innovationgraph](img/adoptionByOrganizationsInWorld_last5years.png)
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-### How many "statisticians in healthcare" use Git.
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-## Running Code
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-When you click the **Render** button a document will be generated that includes both content and the output of embedded code. You can embed code like this:
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-```{python}
-1 + 1
-```
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-You can add options to executable code like this
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-```{python}
-#| echo: false
-2 * 2
-```
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-The `echo: false` option disables the printing of code (only output is displayed).
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