Search results | Health Research Council of New Zealand

55 Results

Filter search results

Māori Health Advancement
In our efforts to improve health equity, the Health Research Council considers a research proposal’s potential to advance Māori health.
General information
Health research saves lives
General information
News and events
General information
COVID-19 updates for researchers
Updates on the Health Research Council's response to the COVID-19 disease outbreak, including information for the research community, is available here.
General information
Update on COVID-19 clinical trials
An update on the HRC's COVID-19 clinical trials
General information
Thirty years of HRC
In 2020, the Health Research Council celebrated 30 years of funding research that has saved lives and changed practice.
General information
Our investments
The Health Research Council invests in high-impact ideas and innovations designed to make a difference to health outcomes in New Zealand.
General information
Managing the assessment process
We run a fair, transparent and robust assessment process that meets international standards of best practice.
General information
Monitoring ethics and safety
We play a pivotal role in ensuring New Zealand health research is ethical and safe.
General information
About us
We're here to fund high-impact, high-value research, and to ensure New Zealand is a great place for researchers to work.
General information
What we invest in
The HRC supports a broad portfolio of research in areas of importance to New Zealand.
General information
Funding calendar
In the Gateway Funding Calendar you will find the opening and closing dates for upcoming funding opportunities.
General information
How to get funding fit
Learn about the funding parameters, eligibility criteria and requirements for submitting an application.
General information
Funding opportunities
We have a wide range of funding opportunities available throughout the year.
General information
How to apply
Information about how to submit your application on HRC Gateway.
General information
Site map
General information
The role of ethics
Ethical approval from an approved ethics committee must be obtained before HRC funding can commence.
General information
Grants and Funding
General information
What we do
General information
Māori health research
General information
Investing in Māori health research
Māori health research is that which values Māori worldviews and builds Māori research capacity and leadership.
General information
Making a difference
General information
Copyright
Copyright The Copyright Act 1994 provides authors and owners of information with protection from illegal duplication and dissemination of that information.
General information
Privacy policy
Privacy Statement You may be aware that the Internet is not a secure environment.
General information
Contact us
How to find usPhysical address:Health Research Council of New Zealand, Level 1 South Tower, 110 Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland 1010
General information
Accessibility
The Health Research Council of New Zealand is committed to providing users with an accessible website.
General information
Our executive leadership team
Our executive leadership team ensures HRC's policies and procedures are as robust and transparent as possible.
General information
Council members
The Council is committed to ensuring that all of its activities are conducted in a manner which meets the highest ethical standards.
General information
Working at the HRC
We're a team of 38 permanent staff who demonstrate our company values of integrity, commitment, transparency and courage.
General information
Māori health research funding opportunities
The HRC has dedicated funding for Māori health research through our Rangahau Hauora Māori research investment stream.
General information
Catalyst in the Community Award
The Catalyst in the Community Award recognises an individual or research team who have supported improved health outcomes in New Zealand through transformative, cross-disciplinary research in the health field, developed in partnership with a community.
General information
Te Ata Hāpara Award
The Te Ata Hāpara Award acknowledges the importance of fostering the next generation of Māori health research leaders by recognising an emerging Māori researcher who has demonstrated contribution to advancing Māori health through their research and has a…
General information

Back to top