NIH’s Peer Review Notes are a valuable source of insight

NIH's Peer Review Notes are a valuable source of insight

The Center for Scientific Review publishes Peer Review Notes three times a year on its web site. The purpose is to inform NIH consultants (reviewers) and staff of new developments related to NIH grant application review policies and procedures. The information provided in Peer Review Notes provides valuable insight into the criteria and instructions given to study section members and other peer reviewers of competitive proposals. The most recent issue posted on the web site is January 2005.

Source: AHRQ E-Newsletter April 8, 2005, Issue #164 and the NIH web site