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Training The most critical training consideration for guideline development is understanding how to make recommendations using the information at hand.
Implementability There is little point in developing a high quality guideline if its recommendations cannot be implemented
Equity All people should have a fair opportunity to attain their full health potential, and no one should be disadvantaged in achieving this potential if it can be avoided
Assessing certainty of evidence How valid and reliable are your conclusions?
The information described in the disclosure log table below has been released by NHMRC under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 and is available for public access.
Synthesising evidence Careful and methodical synthesis of the evidence is required
Assessing risk of bias It is critical that the strengths and limitations of the research are appraised.
Independent review Independent review can improve the quality and enhance the legitimacy of your guidelines
Public consultation Public consultation gives the community the opportunity to comment on advice that may directly affect them
Dissemination and communication Good dissemination and communication needs to be a carefully planned process
Consumer involvement Guidelines can only meet the needs of the population if they are developed with meaningful and authentic engagement with consumers
The Research Committee fosters research across the spectrum of health and medical research, including the awarding of grants and providing research support.
Forming the questions The scope of the guideline must be translated into a series of specific research questions
Guideline development group The composition of a guideline development group will influence the recommendations it makes
The Australian Health Ethics Committee (AHEC) is charged with offering advice on ethical issues regarding human health and to develop guidelines for human research.
A list of Medical Research Future Fund Eligible Organisations (MRFF EO) is below and is valid as of October 2025.
This page includes information on guidelines and tools about: Assisted Reproductive Technology clinical ethics decision-making for pandemics research involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples health privacy organ and tissue donation and transplantation payment of participants in research peer review and ethical review embryo research, stem cells and human cloning quality assurance and evaluation activities participant information and consent forms.
Welcome to Tracker, the National Health and Medical Research Council’s (NHMRC) fortnightly newsletter with the latest information on major activities and funding opportunities.
The community research priorities portal enables consumers, community or professional groups to submit research topics to NHMRC that may be underfunded or have a significant research knowledge gap.
The limitations of Body Mass Index (BMI) measurements are well documented in health and medical research and yet it remains the sole diagnostic tool for obesity.