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.
This document defines the primary roles and responsibilities of a DMC, its relationship with other trial committees, its membership and the purpose, along with a range of other procedural matters.
This declaration allows Named Investigators and the Contractor to revise and update FTE information, and provides written confirmation that the staff named and paid will be given sufficient workload relief to fulfil the research contract objectives and milestones.
This report of the strategic refresh of the HRC was prepared by officials from the Ministry of Health and the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment. It provides ministers with advice on how to maximise the contribution of the HRC to the government’s health and economic goals.
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.