Definition

A study-specific document describing how data will be collected, validated, cleaned, coded, and delivered, including roles and timelines.

Example

The DMP defines query turnaround expectations, coding approach, reconciliation frequency, and lock readiness criteria.

Common mistakes

Copy-pasting an old DMP without tailoring to protocol design, endpoints, and risk profile.

Inspector question

What sections of your DMP are most important to update after a protocol amendment?

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