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The Australian Government has announced over $700,000 in funding to support Dr Fatima Valdes Mora and a team from the University of New South Wales to develop a new treatment that targets diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG).
Professor Joanne Reed from the Garvan Institute's research focuses on autoimmune diseases, particularly the origin and role of autoantibodies. 'It's really promising research and NHMRC has been able to fund this. This is something that's capable of having a big impact'. Watch her story in the video below.
NHMRC has responsibility for monitoring compliance and investigating potential non-compliance with the Research Involving Human Embryos Act 2002 (RIHE Act) and the Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction Act 2002 (PHCR Act).
The Direct Research Cost (DRC) Guidelines set out the general principles that researchers, Research Administration Officers and Finance Officers should use to guide the appropriate allocation of NHMRC funds for salaries and stipends, and to determine whether expenses are DRCs for the NHMRC funded Research Activity.
Engaging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in guideline development Engagement is a relationship built on trust and integrity
Mental health is a National Health Priority Area and a major health issue receiving NHMRC research support.
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is currently undertaking a review of the Australian Dietary Guidelines. The updated guidelines are scheduled for delivery in 2026.
NHMRC National Certification Scheme of Institutional Processes Related to the Ethical Review of Multi-centre Research.
The NHMRC Grantee Variations Policy details our policy on varying a grant. It includes how to submit a grantee variation request. Types of variations are also listed.
NHMRC grantees are required to submit Financial Reports under the relevant Funding Agreement.
Synthesising evidence Careful and methodical synthesis of the evidence is required
Identifying and managing conflicts of interest A trustworthy guideline should contain recommendations that are based on high-quality evidence and be as free of bias as possible
Guideline development group The composition of a guideline development group will influence the recommendations it makes
Implementability There is little point in developing a high quality guideline if its recommendations cannot be implemented
Public consultation Public consultation gives the community the opportunity to comment on advice that may directly affect them
MRFF – Indigenous Health Research Fund - 2023 Indigenous Health Research Grant Opportunity
Adopt, adapt or start from scratch There are a number of important factors to consider before you adopt or adapt an existing guideline, rather than starting a new one from scratch
Engaging stakeholders Engaging stakeholders early and often can be the difference between developing a guideline that sits on the shelf and one that makes a significant impact
Do guidelines make a difference? NHMRC is seeking information from guideline developers about the impact of guidelines.