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====== Project ======

A project is a temporary and unique undertaking that is designed to achieve a specific [[goal]] or objective within a defined [[timeframe]] and [[budget]]. Projects can range from small, one-time activities to complex, multi-year initiatives that involve large teams and significant resources.

Projects typically involve a series of interrelated [[task]]s and activities that are planned, executed, and monitored to achieve a specific [[outcome]]. The success of a project is often measured against predefined goals, such as meeting budget and schedule targets, achieving specific performance outcomes, or delivering a product or service that meets customer needs.

Some key characteristics of projects include:

Temporary: Projects have a defined beginning and end date and are not intended to be ongoing or permanent.

Unique: Projects are designed to achieve a specific [[goal]] or objective that is different from regular business operations.

Cross-functional: Projects often involve multiple departments or teams within an organization, and require [[collaboration]] and [[communication]] across different functions.

Resources: Projects require specific resources, including funding, personnel, and [[equipment]], to achieve their objectives.

[[Risk]]s: Projects involve uncertainty and risk, and require risk management strategies to identify and mitigate potential problems.

Effective project management is critical to the success of a project and involves a range of skills and techniques, including planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, communication, and leadership. By effectively managing projects, organizations can achieve their strategic goals, deliver high-quality results, and meet the needs of their customers and stakeholders.

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In contemporary business and science, a project is defined as a collaborative enterprise, involving [[research]] or [[design]], that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim.

Projects can be further defined as temporary rather than permanent social systems or work systems that are constituted by teams within or across organizations to accomplish particular tasks under time constraints.
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[[Scientist]]s have the responsibility of judging what is best for the [[patient]] and the optimal conditions for the conduct of a [[study]]. All [[physician]]s should ensure that [[research]] they participate in is [[ethical]]ly conducted. Every [[clinician]] should learn and receive [[training]] in the responsible conduct of [[research]] and [[publication]], and each [[project]] must be [[review]]ed by an [[institutional review board]]. 
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===== Project management skills =====
[[Project management skills]]