knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>"
)

Any gtsummary table can be placed into a Shiny application. The trick is that the gtsummary must first be converted into a gt table using the gtsummary::as_gt() function. Once the table is a proper gt table, we can use the methods from the gt package to place the table in the Shiny app. Read more about creating Shiny applications with gt tables here: https://gt.rstudio.com/reference/gt_output.html.

Shiny Example

Below is an example of a Shiny app using the gtsummary package to provide dynamic patient characteristic summaries.

```{=html}

If the Shiny app has run out of its free server usage, see below for instructions on running the app locally on your machine.

# Shiny Code

```r

To run this Shiny app locally on your machine, save the script above as app.R in a R Project, open in RStudio, and run the application.



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