The Commission has developed resources for health services, accrediting agencies and assessors to support implementation of the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework.

In 2016, all Health Ministers recognised that, while states and territories had worked to improve the environment for clinical trials, issues of fragmentation and inefficiency remained that impacted on Australia's attractiveness as a preferred location for clinical trials.

Accreditation for the provision of clinical trial services located within health service organisations (HSOs) provides assurance to the community that a healthcare service meets expected safety and quality standards. It is a formal program in which trained, independent reviewers assess HSO's evidence of...

The Assessor Orientation training modules are foundational to understanding our National Safety and Quality Standards. They aim to ensure that new assessors have the appropriate skills and knowledge to: Work within the rules of the Australian Health Service Safety and Quality Accreditation (AHSSQA) Scheme Practically apply structured frameworks...

Summary of accreditation outcomes and lessons learnt from the assessment of health service organisations (HSOs) against the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework (NCTGF).

Ten Fact Sheets, a video tutorial and case studies have been developed to assist you implement or assess against the actions as provided in the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework. For support with implementation please contact the Health and Medical Research Team at HMR@safetyandquality.gov.au or the Advice Centre.

New resources are now available to support health services and assessor agencies with implementation and assessment to the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework (NCTGF).

The Commission is hosting two upcoming webinars in June/July on implementation of the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework (the Governance Framework).