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Helen; King, Stacey; Sage, Erica  \n6  \n7 Table of Contents 8 9 1) Abstract.............................................................................................................................................................................. 2  \n10 2) Learning Objectives ........................................................................................................................................................... 2  \n11 3) Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2  \n12 4) Scope .................................................................................................................................................................................. 3  \n13 5) Minimum Standards 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Executing.........................................................................................................................................................................14  \n19 11) Monitoring and Controlling ............................................................................................................................................16  \n20 12) Closing.............................................................................................................................................................................19  \n21 13) Recommended SOPs .......................................................................................................................................................21  \n22 14) References .......................................................................................................................................................................21  \n23 15) Further Reading..............................................................................................................................................................23  \n24 16) Paper Version History.....................................................................................................................................................23  \n25 17) Keywords ........................................................................................................................................................................23  \n26 18) Abbreviations ..................................................................................................................................................................23  \n27 Appendix A: Clinical Data Management Project Management Plan Template (eClinical Focus) .......................................25  \n28 Appendix B: Sample Clinical Data Management Project Communication Plan 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