Strategic Research Project Planning, Data Collection, and Data Management
When: August 13, 2026 - August 27, 2026Share
About this Course
A 3-part series created and presented by NIDDK scientists on project and data management.
Description
Presenting the first event in a 3-part series on Project and Data Management; created and presented by the NIDDK Biostatistics Program and the Office of the Clinical Director.
Learning objectives:
1. Understand research project management principles and how effective project management is critical for NIH-funded research
2. Accurately and completely outline the scope of work with respect to each research project component Read More
Presenting the first event in a 3-part series on Project and Data Management; created and presented by the NIDDK Biostatistics Program and the Office of the Clinical Director.
Learning objectives:
1. Understand research project management principles and how effective project management is critical for NIH-funded research
2. Accurately and completely outline the scope of work with respect to each research project component and research personnel
3. Create, implement, and adhere to a project communication plan for all relevant stakeholders
4. Create, implement, and adhere to a project organization plan and include needed documentation for all outlined scope of work
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Where
OnlineDescription
Presenting the second event in a 3-part series on Project and Data Management; created and presented by the NIDDK Biostatistics Program and the Office of the Clinical Director.
Learning Objectives
1. Understand the different elements of CRF planning and best practices for data archiving, audit-readiness, and reuse.
2. Understand the requirements and expectations for data management and sharing plans in NIH-DIR.
3. Understand and be able to incorporate data Read More
Presenting the second event in a 3-part series on Project and Data Management; created and presented by the NIDDK Biostatistics Program and the Office of the Clinical Director.
Learning Objectives
1. Understand the different elements of CRF planning and best practices for data archiving, audit-readiness, and reuse.
2. Understand the requirements and expectations for data management and sharing plans in NIH-DIR.
3. Understand and be able to incorporate data naming and data documentation best practices.
Register
Where
OnlineDescription
Presenting the third and final event in a 3-part series on Project and Data Management; created and presented by the NIDDK Biostatistics Program and the Office of the Clinical Director.
Learning Objectives:
- To understand best practices for research safety monitoring and reporting
- To reflect on the importance of ongoing data review to ensure data integrity
- Read More
Presenting the third and final event in a 3-part series on Project and Data Management; created and presented by the NIDDK Biostatistics Program and the Office of the Clinical Director.
Learning Objectives:
- To understand best practices for research safety monitoring and reporting
- To reflect on the importance of ongoing data review to ensure data integrity
- To review successful strategies for timely reporting of clinical data in CT.gov for regulatory compliance