Consultation: Good Institutional Practice Guide

Published on June 13, 2024

From NHMRC: 

 

Overview

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is pleased to release the draft Good Institutional Practice Guide (the Guide) for consultation.

The draft Guide seeks to provide guidance to NHMRC-funded institutions and NHMRC-funded researchers about good institutional practice to promote open, honest, supportive and respectful institutional cultures conducive to the conduct of high-quality research. Its development has been overseen by NHMRC’s Research Quality Steering Committee.

NHMRC is keen to ensure that the research community has the best opportunity to participate in developing guidance about good institutional practice to support high-quality research. Please bring this consultation to the attention of colleagues who may be interested in providing comment.

A copy of the draft Guide is available via: Consultation: Good Institutional Practice Guide - NHMRC consultation hub - Citizen Space

 

Why your views matter

Your feedback will assist NHMRC to develop practical guidance for anyone involved with the conduct of research to implement positive cultural changes that support the conduct of high-quality research.

The closing date for this consultation is Wednesday 10 July 2024. If you need assistance with completion of the survey, please email: [email protected] 

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