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Diagnostic PhasePhases of Process
The diagnostic phase involved an in-depth evaluation of the current NIH peer review system. In June 2007, the NIH Director established two working groups:
The working groups solicited formal input from key stakeholders and deliberated on challenges and recommendations. The final report (PDF - 1.61 MB) of the NIH 2007-2008 Peer Review Self-Study was submitted to the NIH Director on February 29, 2008. The study identified seven major challenges and described recommendations to address these challenges:
For more information on the plan to implement the proposed recommendation to address these challenges see the Design Implementation Plan. Meetings Held and Input Received February 21, 2008Peer Review Recommendations to the full Committee of the ACD 2:00p.m. (EST) Teleconference (public)
Full Committee of the ACD – Washington, D.C. Peer Review Report on Preliminary Findings
Summary Report of Comments Analysis of the comments and input received from the RFI, NIH Internal Survey, all Regional meetings, professional society and advocacy group meetings, liaisons, Deans, Dr. Zerhouni’s desk-to-desk, and all email and correspondence regarding the peer review enhancement effort. Summary Report of Comments (PDF - 1.84 MB) October 25, 2007 NIH Regional Consultation Meeting on Peer Review – San Francisco
Advocacy Groups Consultation Meeting October 8, 2007 NIH Regional Consultation Meeting on Peer Review – New York City September 12, 2007 NIH Regional Consultation Meeting on Peer Review – Chicago July 31, 2007 Enhancing NIH Peer Review – A Live Discussion
Professional Society Consultation Meeting This page was last reviewed on July 22, 2009 |