NHMRC Translating Research Into Practice Fellowships

NHMRC Translating Research Into Practice Fellowships

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Aim

The NHMRC Translating Research into Practice (TRIP) Fellowships scheme aims to build capacity in research translation by supporting future leaders to undertake projects focused on translating evidence into practice that will either have localised health benefits to patients or broader and deeper impact on health care, the health system, public health, national policy, and/or service delivery. It also seeks to create a critical mass of experts in the area of research translation to support and sustain change in the long-term.

The NHMRC TRIP Fellowship provides support for healthcare professionals (e.g. medical specialists, general practitioners, public health practitioners, physiotherapists, nurses, midwives, radiologists, and other allied health providers), healthcare personnel (health service managers, hospital department leaders, clinical trial managers) and policy makers to translate evidence into healthcare and public health improvements.

The Fellowship provides protected time for fellows to develop the range of skills needed for leadership in research translation and to apply evidence to improve healthcare and/or public health. The scheme aims at developing early- to mid-career applicants wishing to combine research translation with their career and is not designed to support applicants already established as healthcare leaders.

Funding

Financial support to undertake a two-year 0.5 FTE implementation research project. It is expected that the employing institution will support the remainder of the TRIP Fellow's employment time. For awards beginning in 2018, the package is as follows:

  • $70,533 p.a. (based on $141,066 per annum FTE);and
  • $20,000 p.a. for the professional development in leadership and implementation science training allowance. This allowance can also be used for travel and accommodation expenses (associated with professional development course/s) within Australia and overseas.

The NHMRC offers co-funded fellowships in collaboration with selected health and medical organisations, and these fellowships may have access to additional research funds or salary top-up from the co-funding partner.

The scheme also provides opportunities for training, professional development, mentoring and networking.

Faculty Processes

Guide for NHMRC Applicants on Macquarie Approvals Process Through PURE

The Faculties have their own approval and review processes for grants under this scheme. They may also have deadlines for submission of draft applications that are earlier than Research Services deadlines. Please ensure that you contact your Faculty, as early as possible, for information on process and deadlines. Faculty contacts:

Faculty of Arts
ArtsRO@mq.edu.au

Faculty of Business and Economics
fberu@mq.edu.au
Ph 9850 8485 (x8485), Faculty Research Manager, Ms Agnieszka Baginska

Faculty of Human Sciences
humansciencesresearch@mq.edu.au
Ph 9850 9607 (x9607), Faculty Research Manager, Ms Jo Tuck

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
fmhs.researchsupport@mq.edu.au
Ph 9850 2788 (x2788), Faculty Research Manager, Dr Kyle Ratinac

Faculty of Science and Engineering
sci.research@mq.edu.au
Ph 9850 8912 (x8912), Faculty Research Manager, Ms Irina Zakoshanski

Key Dates NHMRC opening date in RGMS: Wednesday 4 April 2018
Faculty deadline: Wednesday 26 April 2018
NHMRC minimum data deadline: n/a
Research Services Compliance Check deadline: Wednesday 9 May 2018
NHMRC closing date: Wednesday 23 May 2018 
Outcomes expected: TBA
Resources

Note: NHMRC locates all their Scheme documentation in GrantConnect. You will be required to set-up a username and password to access.

Funding Rules
Instructions to Applicants
TRIP Fellowship Co-Funding Partners
TRIP Peer-Review Guidelines
Grant Proposal Template
RGMS Information & Offline Forms
Pure Research Management System
MQ Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research
Application Checklist

MQ SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT SCHEME
2018 Macquarie University Research Excellence Scholarship (MQRES) Scheme
Request an MQRES allocation

Contacts

Information and Compliance
Research Proposals Team
Research Services
research.preaward@mq.edu.au
Ph: +61 2 9850 4193

Strategic Advice
Ms Courtney Bendall
Research Development Manager
Research Services
courtney.bendall@mq.edu.au
Ph: +61 2 9850 4745

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