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10. List any issues (such as 
Could you please clarify whether any   
particular risks, treatment 
specific searches will be undertaken 
considerations or sociocultural 
to identity any issues for Aboriginal 
considerations) identified as 
and Torres Strait Islander peoples or 
relevant to Aboriginal and Torres 
any other groups identified? 
Strait Islander peoples or any 
other groups (e.g. culturally and 
linguistically diverse (CALD) 
groups) which will be considered 
as part of the guideline scope, and 
describe how these issues have 
been addressed in the evidence 
review and formulation of 
recommendations. 
 
14. Describe the process which will  NHMRC’s Procedures and 
 
be used to reach expert or group 
Requirements D.4 – D.6 discuss the 
consensus in the development of 
process for developing 
recommendations. 
recommendations. Can you expand 
 
on this process? For example a 
quorum of members, dissenting 
opinions documented etc. 
17. Describe the processes that 
Could you please confirm some of 
 
are in place to collaborate with 
the advice that the represented 
organisations that are 
organisations on the GDG have 
producing/have produced advice 
produced / are producing? 
in related areas. For example they 
may be involved in the review of 
evidence, review of drafts, and/ or 
notified when potentially 
conflicting recommendations are 
proposed. 
 
24. Provide details of any 
Could you please provide a little 
 
controversial or contentious issues  more detail about these 
associated with the guideline 
organisations and the past 
content or development process. 
controversies of the guidelines? This 
will help us prepare our internal 
responses in the unlikely chance we 
are questioned about it. 
 
 
Many thanks & Kind regards, 
Sally 
 
 
Sally Wright  
Senior Project Officer, Clinical Practice Guidelines 
Research Translation 
National Health and Medical Research Council 
xxxxx.xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx 
+61 03 8866 0411 
Hours: Please note I do not work Wednesdays. 
 
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nhmrc.gov.au 
 
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands around Australia and pay my respects to 
Elders past and present. 
 
 
 
-----Original Message----- 
From: 
  
Sent: Monday, 28 June 2021 3:52 PM 
To: Clinical Guidelines <xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx> 
Cc: Mark Bellgrove <xxxx.xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx>; 
 
Subject: Re: ADHD guideline progress report [SEC=OFFICIAL] 
 
Dear Sally, 
 
Thank you for your response about the new Council and meeting dates.  We will aim to submit 
in time for the March 2022 (or thereabouts) meeting.  
So sorry for forgetting the Appendices! They are attached here. 
 
Best wishes, 
 
 
 
 
 
Diagnosis, management and treatment of ADHD - an Australian ADHD Professionals 
Association (AADPA) evidence-based guideline, in development. 
   
Monash University Affiliate, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation 
E: 
 
I acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which I live and work 
and pay my respect to Elders both past and present. 
 
On 28/06/2021 3:37 pm, Clinical Guidelines wrote: 
> Dear 
 

> Thank you for your progress email/report and welcome 
. Nice to e-meet you! 

> I too want to apologise for the delay in responding to you. We've had some staff changes 
which has delayed our response to some of our work. 

> July 2021 marks the new triennium for NHMRC, with the appointment of new members to 
Council and Principal Committees for a three year period. 

> Council meeting dates are not confirmed until the new Council has been appointed. NHMRC 
is in the process of doing this now. I anticipate that the first meeting of the new Council will be 
mid October 2021. The following dates are usually March and June. Once we have more 
information we can pass that on. 

> Upon reading your report I note that it refers to appendices A, B & C. Could you please send 
this through for review. 

> Many thanks & Kind regards, 
> Sally 

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> Sally Wright 
> Senior Project Officer, Clinical Practice Guidelines Research  
> Translation National Health and Medical Research Council  
> xxxxx.xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx 
> +61 03 8866 0411 
> Hours: Please note I do not work Wednesdays. 

> nhmrc.gov.au 



> I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands around Australia and pay my respects 
to Elders past and present. 



> -----Original Message----- 
> From: 
 
> Sent: Tuesday, 15 June 2021 3:41 PM 
> To: Clinical Guidelines <xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx> 
> Cc: Mark Bellgrove <xxxx.xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx>; 
  
 
> Subject: ADHD guideline progress report 

> Dear Sally and Stephanie, 

> Apologies for the long silence. We have been getting through as much evidence review as 
possible. I have cc'd 
 into this email. 

 is managing our deliverables and liaising with the clinical groups to ensure they are 
supported to interpret the evidence and draft recommendations. I am happy to remain the 
NHMRC contact. 

> Our next GDG meeting in July is intended to discuss recommendations and GRADE evidence 
to recommendation considerations. We hope to begin public consultation in October. 

> Please find attached the progress report according to the NHMRC template. I note that we 
will miss the October NHMRC guideline council meeting. Is there a date for the next council 
meeting after October? 

> Thank you and best wishes, 


 

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