NICM Governance
To achieve its goals, NICM requires high level scientific, strategic and business direction and support. NICM is not a separate legal entity and is hosted by the University of Western Sydney (UWS). UWS is legally responsible for NICM's foundation funding agreements held with the Australian Government and the NSW Government. The following structures were supporting the Institute's operations:
- An independent Advisory Council
- A Scientific Advisory Committee
- An Audit and Risk Committee
Advisory Council
Scientific Advisory Committee
Audit and Risk Management
Staff
Content Updated January 2009
Latest News
- 31 Oct 2012 - Abstracts call for ICCMR 2013
The 8th annual congress for the International Society for Complementary Medicine Research (ISCMR) is calling for abstracts to be submitted by November 15. Long Term Conditions: developing global,...
Read more... - 2012 Aug 28 - NICM applauds launch of Kinghorn Ca...
The National Institute of Complementary Medicine (NCIM) welcomes the launch of Kinghorn Cancer Centre in Sydney as a major step forward for cancer patients seeking integrated care. According to...
Read more... - 2012 Aug 16 - Yoga shown to help insomnia in the ...
Traditional yoga practice has been shown to benefit elderly people with insomnia and can help to improve their mental and emotional health, according to Professor Marc Cohen from RMIT University....
Read more... - 2012 Jun 7 - Ancient berry could fight diabetic b...
The ancient Tibetan goji berry could help fight blindness caused by long-term diabetes according to studies conducted by University of Sydney researchers. Faculty of Pharmacy researchers have...
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Features
- Standard Operating Procedures for Clinical Trials
These Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are an initiative of the National Institute of Complementary Medicine's (NICM's) Collaborative Centre in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). A key aim of...
Read more... - 2012 Aug 28 - NICM applauds launch of Kinghorn...
The National Institute of Complementary Medicine (NCIM) welcomes the launch of Kinghorn Cancer Centre in Sydney as a major step forward for cancer patients seeking integrated care. According to...
Read more... - Policy Perspectives in Complementary Medicine
NICM symposium NICM hosted a one-day symposium in February 2012 to discuss the influences and drivers of complementary medicine usage and policy development. International guests joined with...
Read more... - Importance of Complementary Medicine
Australians enjoy access to a wide range of complementary medicines and therapies (CM). It’s an industry growing at 6% per annum, with a turnover of $3.1B in 2010, worthy of consideration in the...
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