Scoping topics, developing research questions, choosing study designs, and planning reviews

Introduction to evidence-based practice
Learn about what evidence-based practice is, why it's important and what tools and training are available.

Review types
Decide on which type of review you're conducting and learn the difference between literature reviews, systematic reviews and synthesis reviews.

Protocols
A protocol is a mandatory component of a Human Research Ethics Application and is required for most grant applications. Different study designs require different protocols - learn about common protocol elements.

Data management
Storing and managing data appropriately during the research process ensures that it can be easily shared, re-used or reproduced. Learn about types of data, management of planning and considerations for managing Indigenous data.

Research ethics and governance
All research projects undertaken at HNELHD must be approved by the Hunter New England Local Health District Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC).

Consumer involvement in research
Learn how to involve consumers in research and why it is important.

Research with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Communities

When conducting indigenous research you need to understand and acknowledge any cultural and ethical considerations and conduct your research with integrity. View resources that support conducting indigenous research.

Grants and funding
The HNELHD Research Office coordinates a range of grant opportunities available to HNELHD staff. Find out about key contacts and useful resources.