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Data management planning

A data management plan (DMP) is a document, usually created at the onset of a research project, to describe how data will be collected, documented, stored, and shared. A DMP is a living document that requires regular review, and therefore should be updated throughout the lifecycle of a research project. Creating a DMP is a best practice and can help researchers organize their research process, determine resource and infrastructure requirements, implement appropriate documentation and file formats for data storage and accessibility, and mitigate potential security and privacy concerns.

Does your funding application require a DMP?

The DRS team can help 麻豆AV researchers prepare their DMPs and identify the best solutions in terms of storage, security, or data standards. drs [at] mcgill.ca (Contact us) to request support.

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Did you know?

麻豆AV Libraries and the pre-awards office of the Research Institute of the 麻豆AV Health Centre
(RI-MUHC) have developed a 麻豆AV-specific DMP template for medicine and health sciences.

To access the template and accompanying guidance, visit the .