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You may wish to note that grant applications addressing the following research priorities are preferred. Applications falling outside these priorities will still be considered although they will have a lower funding preference.

Thematic priorities for the Application Round closed on 15 November 2007 are:

Public health theme

Smoking

  • Effectiveness of methods to prevent the uptake of smoking by young people
  • Effectiveness of methods to encourage smokers to cease smoking
  • Evaluation of tobacco control policies, in particular pre- and post-intervention studies

Mental Health

  • Studies addressing the effectiveness of treatment models, particularly those in a community setting
  • Health needs assessment of the mentally ill and ex-mentally ill

Healthy community

  • Efficacy and cost-effectiveness of health promotion activities
  • Engaging the community to improve its health
  • Identifying factors that influence health behaviour

Child nutrition

Health services theme

  • Early diagnosis and screening for common cancers at the population level
  • Epidemiology and health needs assessment of cancer, heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, respiratory disease, injury and poisoning
  • Efficacy and cost-effectiveness of therapeutic interventions for cancer, heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, respiratory disease, injury and poisoning
  • New models of care delivery

Chinese medicine theme

  • Establish safety profile of certain Chinese herbs and medicines
  • Interactions between Chinese medicines and Western medicines
  • Integrated approaches in combining Chinese and Western models of care
  • Knowledge, attitude and practice or use of Chinese medicine in the community
 
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