Text alternative - Suggested four-stage process for setting and reviewing research priorities

​​​Stage 1

Background investigation and preparation

  • Establish an advisory/steering group to oversee the process
  • Determine the purpose, scope and timeframe for setting research priorities
  • Define the existing policy and research environments
  • Determine criteria to assess priorities

​​​​​Stage 2

Generate and refine research priorities

  • Generate ideas for research themes, topics and questions
  • Identify key stakeholders and plan consultation
  • Consult with stakeholders to review the research priorities

​Stage 3

Finalise and disseminate research priorities

  • Reach agreement on research priorities
  • Disseminate research priorities​​​

Stage 4

  • Review and update research priorities (as required)

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