The NIH is entering the next phase of the peer review enhancement process. After a year of collaborative effort involving both NIH internal and external communities, a strategic plan was created and will be implemented over the next 18 months.
Information for NIH Employee Authors on NIH Public Access Policy Compliance Now Publicly Posted.
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The NIH has launched a new Web site, Medical Research with Animals: For Researchers and Institutions, as part of our work to support NIH-funded scientists using animal models.
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To maintain public trust in scientific investigations, it is critical that research be conducted objectively and without bias. To that end, we are now in the process of reviewing recommendations that will enhance the oversight of regulations governing Financial Conflict of Interest.
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A new public Web site keeps the public informed about the way Research, Condition, and Disease Categorization (RCDC) categorization will change the way NIH develops reports on research funding for fiscal year 2008, and beyond. A webinar will be held on June 11, 2008 to introduce the system to the public.
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Public health relevance statements from grant applications provide NIH, Congress and the public a description of the potential of your project to improve public health.
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NIH seeks scientists to provide expert advice on human subjects protection issues related to NIH extramural programs.
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A new report explores the potential for pharmacogenomics (PGx) to advance the development of strategies to improve the safety and quality of health care; identify opportunities and barriers in need of the Federal Government’s attention; and make policy recommendations to enhance the development and integration of PGx applications.
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The NIH Program on Clinical Research Policy Analysis and Coordination recently augmented their bioethics resources on the web with the addition of a compilation of international guidelines, codes, regulations, policies, and declarations.
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Data on compact disks sent to peer reviewers prior to study section meetings are being password protected as of May 15, 2008 to enhance the confidentiality of the peer review process.
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