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The AH&MRC Ethics Committee has established procedures for addressing complaints and feedback regarding ethical matters in current research in Aboriginal health. In general, this is meant for research projects that have been approved by the Ethics Committee, but assistance may be provided for complaints and feedback relating to Aboriginal people or communities in general health research.
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The purpose of this document is to ensure that there is Aboriginal community control of...
Read MoreDownload FileResearchers may use this form if they are making any changes to their approved research...
Read MoreDownload FileAll applications must submit an annual progress report. The annual reporting date is 12 months...
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The Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research (the Code) articulates the broad principles...
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This guide is intended to assist institutions and researchers to adhere to relevant principles of...
Read MoreDownload FileAll applicants must ensure that their project is abiding by the COVID-19 regulations. Projects where...
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This guide is intended to assist institutions and researchers to adhere to relevant principles of...
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Guidelines for researcher’s and stakeholders: The purpose of this document is to ensure research is...
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This document outlines the process for requesting an exemption from ethical review as per the...
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This Guide applies to departures from the principles and responsibilities of the Code by researchers,...
Read MoreDownload FileThis document outlines the AH&MRC Ethics extension Policy
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This document outlines the structures and procedures that the HREC and Ethics Secretariat follows. It...
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This document outlines the objective, functions, accountability, scope and membership of the HREC.
Read MoreDownload FileThis form may be used when collecting the consent from individual participants. It must be...
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The purpose of this guideline is to act as a companion document to the abovementioned...
Read MoreDownload FileThis document outlines what a low Risk HREA is and describes that the AH&MRC HREC...
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This guide is intended to assist institutions and researchers to adhere to relevant principles of...
Read MoreDownload FileThis template may be used for projects where an Aboriginal reference group is needed.
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The purpose of this document is to promote ethically good human research.
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This guide aims to assist institutions to develop and maintain authorship policies that facilitate the...
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The purpose of this document is to ensure that research that affects Aboriginal people and...
Read MoreDownload FileThis document includes a letter of support template and consent form. This template may be...
Read MoreDownload FileThe purpose of this document is to state the reason the participant is being invited...
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This document is designed to provide information for researchers and reviewers of research to assist...
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This section provides guidance on the responsibilities that institutions have in relation to peer review,...
Read MoreDownload FileThis policy establishes the requirements for signing support letters from Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services...
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This guide aims to assist institutions to develop and maintain policies that facilitate the responsible...
Read MoreDownload FileThis statement establishes the guidelines for managing conflicts of interest within reference groups, specifically regarding...
Read MoreDownload FileThis statement outlines the responsibilities and expectations regarding Aboriginal investigators involved in research projects where...
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Institutions are responsible for ensuring that supervisors have appropriate experience and are supported in providing...
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