2038) In assessing research priorities, the NIH must publish data on certain clinical research study populations. 2037) The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences may support additional phases of clinical trials. National research institutes must conduct and support high-risk, high-reward research. 2036) The NIH may approve requests by national research institutes to fund research through transactions other than contracts, grants, or cooperative agreements.
2035) The Paperwork Reduction Act does not apply to voluntary information collection during NIH research. The Office of Management and Budget must establish a Research Policy Board to make recommendations to minimize the administrative burden of federal research policies while maintaining responsible oversight. 2034) HHS and the NIH must review and revise policies, including policies on conflicts of interest and laboratory animals, to reduce the administrative burden on researchers while maintaining the integrity and credibility of research findings.
HHS must report on efforts to eliminate duplicative research that is scientifically unnecessary. The term of office of these directors is set to five years, with no limit on the number of reappointments.īefore a national research institute awards a grant for a research project (R-series grant) the director of the institute must review and approve the award.
2033) The Director of the NIH is given the authority to appoint the directors of the national research institutes. 2032) The bill revises reporting requirements for the NIH and certain national research institutes. The strategic plans of the national research institutes must ensure that future activities take into account women and minorities and are focused on reducing health disparities. 2031) NIH must publish a strategic plan that addresses research, training, the biomedical workforce, and collaboration with other agencies. Subtitle D-National Institutes of Health Planning and Administration 2022) The bill revises loan repayment programs for health professionals conducting research to increase the maximum repayment amount and to give the NIH the authority to expand eligibility for the programs based on workforce and scientific priorities. 2021) The bill establishes the Next Generation of Researchers Initiative in the NIH to promote, provide, and improve opportunities for new researchers and earlier research independence. Subtitle C-Supporting Young Emerging Scientists 2014) The NIH may require recipients of grants or cooperative agreements to share scientific data. 2013) HHS may exempt identifiable information collected for biomedical research from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act. Researchers may apply to have other research covered by this prohibition. HHS must prohibit researchers from disclosing such information from federally funded research to persons not connected to the research, with exceptions. 2012) The bill revises provisions regarding disclosure by researchers of the identifiable, sensitive information of research subjects. In implementing the initiative, HHS must implement secure data sharing and ensure inclusion of a broad range of participants. 2011) HHS is encouraged to carry out a Precision Medicine Initiative to address disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. 2002) The NIH must support prize competitions to fund areas of biomedical science that could realize significant advancements or improve health outcomes. 2001) This bill amends the Public Health Service Act to reauthorize the NIH through FY2020. Subtitle A-National Institutes of Health Reauthorization 1004) The budgetary effects of this division of this bill are excluded from PAYGO scorecards. 1003) This bill provides funding for Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) grants to states to address the opioid abuse crisis. The FDA must submit a work plan to Congress that describes and justifies the activities. 1002) This bill provides funding for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) activities required by this bill. The NIH must submit a work plan to Congress that describes and justifies the projects. 1001) This bill provides funding for National Institutes of Health (NIH) Innovation Projects, which include the Precision Medicine Initiative and the BRAIN Initiative. TITLE I-INNOVATION PROJECTS AND STATE RESPONSES TO OPIOID ABUSE The summary of that version is repeated here.) (This measure has not been amended since the House agreed to the Senate amendment with amendment on November 30, 2016.
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