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These guidelines outline ethical practice for health professionals involved in living organ and tissue donation and provides guidance on how these principles can be put into practice.
This booklet aims to help people think through some ethical issues and make decisions about living organ and tissue donation. If you are thinking of making a living donation, the doctors caring for you can give you more information that is relevant to your situation.
The Ethical guidelines for organ transplantation from deceased donors were developed by NHMRC following a joint request from the Organ and Tissue Authority and the Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand.
Information for MRFF grant holders submitting progress, final and additional reports on grant outcomes.
The timeline chart outlines the expected timing for key milestones for the review of the Australian code for the care and use of animals for scientific purposes (the Code).
Automated Sapphire account creation and updated Portal
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) uses a number of research classification systems to categorise research applications and assessors' expertise including Fields of Research, Broad Research Area, Research Keywords and Burden of Disease.
Australia has strong rules about the use of non-human primates for scientific purposes.
When working with research that involves human embryos created by assisted reproductive technology (ART), it can be difficult to determine if a licence is required for training and quality assurance activities. The attached documents provide information and helpful links to help identify legislative requirements.
There are concerns about the increasing availability of health-related genetic testing kits. This guide is for health professionals whose patients are considering buying a test kit or want to discuss their results.
NHMRC has developed a suite of resources to assist developers in following the NHMRC guideline approval process and meeting the requirements.
This information booklet provides guidance on how the Targeted Calls for Research (TCR) peer review process works, what is involved, and the role and responsibilities of consumer and community representatives (CCRs) on peer review panels.
NHMRC recognises that the COVID-19 pandemic may be affecting research involving animals, including delays to existing research projects, or new research relating to the pandemic that proposes to use animals.
These FAQs address common eligibility queries received during the application process for the Investigator, Ideas, and Synergy Grant schemes.
The 2024 Evaluation Strategy Implementation Report outlines NHMRC's evaluation-related activities, challenges, and achievements during the 2023–24 financial year (the reporting period). For long-term initiatives that commenced within this reporting period but continued into the 2024–25 financial year, progress updates as of March 2025 are also included.
Additional guidance on what constitutes a Probity Event under the NHMRC Funding Agreement.
In accordance with APSC Guidance for Agency Heads – Gifts and Benefits, the following relates to gifts/and or benefits received by NHMRC officials that exceed AU$100 in value.
The Investigator Grants Peer Review Mentor (PRM) video features senior researchers discussing their approach to organising, assessing, scoring and comparing Investigator and other NHMRC grant applications equitably. This video resource is to support peer reviewers of NHMRC grants.