Annual Report 2015–2016

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APPENDIX 2: THE COUNCIL OF THE NHMRC The chair of the Council is Professor Bruce Robinson AM Professor Kathryn North AM – Research Committee chair Professor Ian Olver AM – Australian Health Ethics Committee chair Professor Graeme Samuel AC – Health Innovation Advisory Committee chair Professor Sharon Lewin – Health Translation Advisory Committee chair PART 6 APPENDICES CHIEF MEDICAL AND HEALTH OFFICERS: Professor Chris Baggoley AO – Chief Medical Officer, Australian Government Dr Kerry Chant PSM – New South Wales Professor Charles Guest (from 1 May 2016) – Victoria Dr Paul Kelly – Australian Capital Territory Professor Dinesh Arya – Northern Territory Professor Paddy Phillips PSM – South Australia Professor Gary Geelhoed – Western Australia Professor Anthony Lawler – Tasmania Dr Jeannette Young PSM – Queensland MEMBERS: Professor Sandra Eades brings expertise in the area of the health needs of Aboriginal persons and Torres Strait Islanders Ms Karen Carey brings expertise in the area of consumer issues Professor Michael Kidd AM brings expertise in the area of health care training Professor David Story brings expertise in the area of professional and post-graduate medical training Professor Brendan Crabb AC brings expertise in the area of health research and medical research issues Professor Jonathan Carapetis brings expertise in the area of public health Professor Ingrid Scheffer AO brings expertise in areas relevant to the Council Professor Elizabeth Sullivan brings expertise in areas relevant to the Council 162 Annual Report of the National Health and Medical Research Council 2015–2016
CHAIR OF NHMRC COUNCIL Chair Professor Bruce Robinson AM Professor Robinson is an endocrinologist. He is Chair of the Australian Government’s Taskforce of expert clinicians charged with reviewing the Medicare Benefits Schedule and in 2015 was appointed as Chair of NHMRC’s Council. Professor Robinson’s research has focused on identifying genetic changes which either predispose or directly cause endocrine tumours. Other highlights include the formation of an international consortium of families from around the world to study medullary thyroid carcinoma and phaeochromocytoma. He has been head of the Cancer Genetics Unit at the Kolling Institute of Medical Research, Royal North Shore Hospital, since 1989. He continues to practice at Sydney’s Royal North Shore Hospital. Professor Robinson was the Dean of Sydney Medical School from 2007 until 2016. Since 2001, he has been Chairman of Hoc Mai Foundation, a major program in medical and health education and exchange with Vietnam. Professor Robinson has supervised 37 PhD students and has more than 300 research publications. Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for service to medicine in the field of neuromuscular and neurogenetics research (2012). She is co-chair of the Executive of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health, chair of the International Advisory Board of the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute for Child Health (UK) and a member of the Board of the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre. In 2012, Professor North was appointed chair of the National Health and Medical Research Council Research Committee and in 2014 was appointed as a foundation Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences. Australian Health Ethics Committee Chair Professor Ian Olver AM Professor Olver is the Director of the Sansom Institute for Health Research, Professor of Translational Cancer Research and Dean Research Strategy in the Division of Health Sciences at University of South Australia. A renowned oncologist, cancer researcher and bioethicist, he has held senior positions in Australia and abroad. With research interests in anticancer drug studies, symptom control, bio-ethics and psycho-oncology, Professor Olver is the author of more than 200 journal articles and is a regular commentator on cancer issues in Australia and internationally. PART 6 APPENDICES CHAIRS OF PRINCIPAL COMMITTEES Research Committee Chair Professor Kathryn North AM Professor North is the Director of the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute and the David Danks Professor of Child Health Research at the University of Melbourne. Professor North is a neurologist and geneticist and leads national and international networks focused on the integration of genomic medicine into clinical practice for prevention and early intervention. Professor North has received a number of awards including the GSK Australia Award for Research Excellence (2011), the Ramaciotti Medal for Excellence in Biomedical Research (2012) and He was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for service to medical oncology as a clinician, researcher, administrator and mentor, and to the community through leadership roles with cancer control organisations. Health Innovation Advisory Committee Chair Professor Graeme Samuel AC Professor Samuel is a Vice Chancellor’s Professorial Fellow in Monash University’s Business School and co-director of the Monash Business Policy Forum. He is also a Member of the Aged Care Financing Authority, a Commissioner of the National Rugby League, a Councillor of the Australian National University, President of Alzheimer’s Australia, and chair of the South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network. Annual Report of the National Health and Medical Research Council 2015–2016 163
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CONTENTS ABOUT THE REPORT V PART 1
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ABOUT THE REPORT This report was pr
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PART1 OVERVIEW Chief Executive Offi
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Structural review of NHMRC’s gran
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During the year the NHMRC Council e
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NHMRC’s strategy for health and m
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RESEARCH FUNDING EXPENDITURE Fundin
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PROMOTING EXCELLENCE THROUGH THE NH
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Award Recipient Institution Researc
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Award Recipient Institution Researc
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CASE STUDY “This research is desi
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PART 2 PERFORMANCE REPORT Chief Exe
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OUTCOMES AND PROGRAM STRUCTURE Thro
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INVESTMENT Goal 5: Participate in d
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TRANSLATION Goal 3: Develop public
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INVESTMENT Create knowledge and bui
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Table 3 Expenditure for Aboriginal
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Targeted Calls for Research The out
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GOAL 2: SUPPORT THE HEALTH AND MEDI
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GOAL 3: BOOST DEMENTIA RESEARCH Boo
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GOAL 6: SUPPORT RESEARCH THAT WILL
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NHMRC also established a separate a
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GOAL 2: SUPPORT THE TRANSLATION OF
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Target 6: Publish an updated Statem
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In early 2016, the NHMRC completed
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Public consultation will be underta
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Target 2: Improve processes for cli
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GOAL 1: RETAIN HIGH ETHICAL STANDAR
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Outcome 2: Strengthen the process f
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Target 3: Review Ethical Guidelines
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GOAL 4: ADMINISTER THE RESEARCH INV
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PART 3 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Legisl
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Governance bod
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The ERLC assesses applications for
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EXTERNAL SCRUTINY JUDICIAL DECISION
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In accordance with the RMF: • the
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Table 19 Freedom of Information req
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ACCOUNTABILITY PURCHASING AND PROCU
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Complaints and their outcomes Of th
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CORRECTION OF MATERIAL ERRORS IN PR
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