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Planning for Data Collection - Duke University

This module describes how data can be shared, who is involved in the process, who owns the data, who can sign an agreement, why the data are collected, what data are needed, defining the data elements and creating the data dictionary, when data will be collected, how data will be collected, where data will be stored, documenting the data plan, building and testing the database, and defining the data collection process.

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