Our research and funding documents contain support and reference information for applicants applying for funding, as well as background information for referees and committee members.
The following guidelines build on the principles outlined in the HRC’s Guidelines on Pacific Health Research (2005), and address some of the fundamental issues relating to contemporary Pacific health research.
The following guidelines build on the principles outlined in the HRC’s Guidelines on Pacific Health Research (2005), and address some of the fundamental issues relating to contemporary Pacific health research in an evolving global environment.
This publication provides an overview of the HRC’s activities in Māori health research, and information on the various forms of funding available including career development awards.
These Guidelines intend to assist researchers undertaking biomedical, public health or clinical research involving Māori participants or research on issues relevant to Māori health.
The HRC's Māori Health Committee has produced these guidelines to assist researchers who intend undertaking biomedical, public health or clinical research involving Māori participants or research on issues relevant to Māori health.
This is an example of a closed meeting Data Monitoring Committee report that contains software generated results.This report uses a random sample of safety data from a randomised clinical trial.
This is an example of an open meeting Data Monitoring Committee report that contains software generated results. This report uses a random sample of data from a randomised clinical trial.
