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National Health and Medical Research Council
Strategic Plan 2003-2006

This strategy sets out a blue print for action to enable the NHMRC to achieve its vision and strategic priorities for research, research and health ethics, and health advice.

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Published year: 2003
Available in print: Yes
Status: Current

Reference No:NH46
Further information: nhmrc.publications@nhmrc.gov.au

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The National Health and Medical Research Council (the NHMRC) is a statutory body established under the National Health and Medical Research Council Act 1992 (the Act).

The Act sets down four statutory obligations for the NHMRC:

  1. To raise the standard of individual and public health throughout Australia.
  2. To foster the development of consistent health standards between the States and Territories.
  3. To foster medical research and training and public health research and training throughout Australia.
  4. To foster consideration of ethical issues relating to health.

Each Council is appointed for a three-year term, requiring the drafting of a Strategic Plan to guide its work for the triennium.

A major focus of this Strategic Plan is the stronger integration of our major activities: research, advice, ethics and regulation to produce better health outcomes for Australians. Corporate governance will be improved to support this integration of activities.

The NHMRC reports on its activities annually to the Minister for Health and Aged Care and, towards the end of every triennium, provides the Minister with a major review of implementation of its Strategic Plan.

Archived Strategic Plans

2000-2003 » Download: Strategic Plans 2000-2003
1997-2000 » Download: Strategic Plans 1997-2000
1995-1996 » Download: Strategic Plans 1995-1996
1991-1993 » Download: Strategic Plans 1991-1993

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