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  Published: 27/01/2012
RESEARCH REVIEW COMMITTEE
 
The Research Review Committee is a sub-committee of the ADHB Clinical Board. 
Purpose
To function as a sub-committee of the Clinical Board advising the CEO on research and contracts particularly in areas of innovation, quality, risk and approvals.

To act as a scientific advisory committee and review and approve all research that involves ADHB.

To provide peer oversight and expert advice to enable the organisation to achieve ADHB goals of supporting and promoting high quality research. The Committee will have an advisory role on ways of encouraging more research activity in the organisation.

To identify areas of potential growth in high quality research and to promote mechanisms to stimulate appropriate research programmes in such areas.

To oversee and promote the development and implementation of the ADHB research strategy.

To provide a conduit for the accountability of researchers via the Clinical Board, CEO and the Board.

To establish a sub-committee (if necessary) to review research applications.

Full Terms of Reference for the RRC

Open Document

 

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Reviewing and Approving Research at the ADHB
With respect to reviewing and approving research for quality and scientific rigor, research will need to at a minimum, demonstrate the following characteristics:
  • evidence of scientific rigor and sound/innovative practice [includes evidence of previous scientific assessment (i.e. AMRF, HRC, Collaborative Groups)];
  • consistent with ADHB policy, goals and objectives; (ADHB internal only)
  • complies with any current regulations, standards, guidelines, statutes and all ethics approval processes;
  • complies with ADHB management approval processes;
  • has an appropriate budget and costing for undertaking the research [including indirect costs].
All research is reviewed by the RRC using the appropriate application forms and accompanied by a full budget and other supportive documentation as described above.

The RRC meet on a monthly basis and the Committee’s decision and feedback will be forwarded to the investigator within two working days after each meeting.  If small changes are required the researcher can make these changes and submit them to the Research Office who will respond within 2 working days.

 

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Research Review Committee Agenda and Meeting Dates
Research Review Committee usually meets monthly on the 4th Monday of every month – except for April and October - between 1300 and 1500.
 

The Research Office requests that all documentation required for the RRC is received at the office by 5pm on the Monday two weeks before the meeting (i.e. 14 days before the meeting date)

 

Applications to Research Office

Meeting Date

Notes

13 Feb 2012

27 Feb 2012

 

12 Mar 2012

26 Mar 2012

 

16 Apr 2012

30 Apr 2012

A+ Trust Small Projects applications

14 May 2012

28 May 2012

A+ Trust Project applications

11 June 2012

25 June 2012

 

9 July 2012

23 July 2012

A+ Trust Summer Studentships applications

13 Aug 2012

27 Aug 2012

 

10 Sep 2012

24 Sep 2012

 

15 Oct 2012

29 Oct 2012

A+ Trust Small Projects applications

12 Nov 2012

26 Nov 2012

A+ Trust Project applications

3 Dec 2012

17 Dec 2012

 

 

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ADHB Research Office - January 2012