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Australia Invests $13.6M to Strengthen Clinical Trials; AusBiotech Applauds

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Source: Biotech Dispatch
TL;DR

The Australian life sciences sector will receive $13.6 million from the Albanese Government to improve national health and medical research. This investment will establish a National One Stop Shop for clinical trials, create national standard operating procedures, and implement the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework nationwide.

Key takeaways

  • The Australian life sciences sector is poised to receive a significant boost with a $13
  • 6 million investment from the Albanese Government
  • According to Biotech Dispatch, this funding aims to advance national health and medical research reforms by supporting the creation of a National One Stop Shop for clinical trials, developing national standard operating procedures, and implementing the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework nationwide
The Australian life sciences sector is poised to receive a significant boost with a $13.6 million investment from the Albanese Government. According to Biotech Dispatch, this funding aims to advance national health and medical research reforms by supporting the creation of a National One Stop Shop for clinical trials, developing national standard operating procedures, and implementing the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework nationwide. AusBiotech CEO Rebekah Cassidy hailed the reform as a "once-in-a-generation opportunity." However, she emphasized the importance of a unified, whole-of-government strategy for the life sciences industry, pointing out that current policy oversight is fragmented across nine government portfolios.

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