The Program aims to support research that addresses
questions that focus on the comparative effectiveness of health services and
areas of health system practice with low or insubstantial evidence.
The Program
will also address gaps in knowledge and evidence relating to health system
issues important to the public, providing opportunities to explore
consumer-driven research. These health system research questions require more
focused research and usually reflect high community need, but low commercial
interest.Up to $9.8 million is available for up to three review cycles under this grant opportunity in 2018-19. The first round contains two health system research questions. It is anticipated that only one application for each health system research question will be funded.
Health system research question topics for this grant opportunity are:
- Melanoma Surveillance
Photography (MSP) to improve early detection of melanoma in very high risk
(or high risk) patients;
OR
- Breast magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) to assist in the diagnosis, staging and pre-surgical
planning of breast cancer.
Objectives
· health
system research questions which aim to address critical knowledge gaps in
relation to the comparative effectiveness of a health service and/or health
system practice with low or insubstantial evidence, and;
· gaps
in knowledge and evidence relating to health system problems important to the
public, providing opportunities to explore consumer-driven research.
Expected Outcomes
· address
critical gaps in knowledge and evidence that inform improvements in current
practice and have measurable impacts on patients and/or economic benefits;
· support
HTA and regulatory committees to make informed decisions on the cost
effectiveness and budget impact of new and currently funded health care
initiatives, and;
· support
consumer-driven research and research that improves clinical practice and
health outcomes important to the public.
Eligibility
A person can only be named as a Chief Investigator on one application. Up to 10 Chief Investigators may be included as members of the research team.
Further information about this call including scheme guidelines can be found at: www.grants.gov.au using the search number: GO2016.
Key dates
A person can only be named as a Chief Investigator on one application. Up to 10 Chief Investigators may be included as members of the research team.
Further information about this call including scheme guidelines can be found at: www.grants.gov.au using the search number: GO2016.
Key dates
· MRO
compliance check deadline (via Pure): 23 January 2019
· Funder
external deadline: before 5pm AEDT 6 February 2019
Please contact us at mhs@monash.edu if you
have any queries about this funding opportunity.
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