TRIAGE AND STREAMLINED SUMMARY STATEMENT FORMAT TO BE USED BY THEDIVISION OF RESEARCH GRANTS NIH GUIDE, Volume 23, Number 34, September 23, 1994 P.T. 34 Keywords: Grants Administration/Policy+ National Institutes of Health Beginning with the review of applications submitted for the October 1, 1994, receipt date, all Division of Research Grants standing study sections will triage investigator-initiated research project grant applications (R01s and R29s). Reviewers will designate approximately half of the applications as "noncompetitive" for support. A designation of "noncompetitive" requires unanimous agreement of the study section. For this purpose, "noncompetitive" means that the application is judged to be in the lower half, qualitatively, of research project grant applications normally reviewed by that study section. Applications determined to be "noncompetitive" will not receive full discussion at the study section meeting, will not receive a priority score, and will not routinely be taken to second level of review by the national advisory councils/boards. The summary statement for an application determined to be "noncompetitive" will consist of the customary administrative information and the reviewers' critiques, verbatim. The summary statement for an application that receives full discussion and a score will include, in addition to the reviewers' critiques and the administrative information, a "Resume and Summary of Discussion," which synopsizes the study section's discussion of the application. Subsequent to the study section meeting, all applicants will receive the customary snap-out mailer to advise them of the outcome of the initial review. INQUIRIES Office of Grants Information Division of Research Grants Westwood Building, Room 449 Bethesda, MD 20892 Telephone: (301) 710-0267 .
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