Better Health
Through
Best Evidence
WHAT
The ACTA mission is to promote effective and cost-effective healthcare in Australia through investigator-initiated clinical trials and clinical quality registries that generate evidence to support decisions made by health practitioners, policy-makers and consumers.
WHY
ACTA was formed as a single, coordinated mechanism to connect clinical researchers with governments, policy makers and consumers on issues that impact the conduct of investigator-initiated clinical trials across the Australian healthcare system.
HOW
Our activities represent the priorities required to develop, implement and support a national framework to expand the capacity, capability, efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trials networks and clinical quality registries.
About ACTA
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Vision and Mission
Our ‘better health through best evidence’ vision is for a self-improving Australian healthcare system.
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Why ACTA formed
Until ACTA, there was no single, coordinated mechanism to connect clinical researchers with governments, health care policymakers and consumers on issues that impact the conduct of investigator-led clinical trials across the Australian health system.
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Activity plan
ACTA’s Activity Plan outlines key activities to be undertaken to strengthen the capacity, efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trials networks through the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance program.
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Current ACTA Members
Australian Clinical Trials Alliance is a membership-based organisation. There are 74 Member Networks and more than 140 Individual Members.
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ACTA Board
The Board of Directors is responsible for the corporate governance and financial management of the organisation.
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ACTA Staff
The team at ACTA Central (and Nicola, based at the George Institute in Sydney) keep all the wheels spinning.
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Stakeholders
ACTA develops strong partnerships and models of engagement with stakeholders that share ACTA’s mission.
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Funding and Support
With a $5 million Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) grant to ACTA in 2017, the Commonwealth Government demonstrated its commitment to health and medical research focused on improving patient outcomes and advancing evidence-based healthcare.
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Policies
Find ACTA’s policies, including its constitution and board charter here.
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What is a Clinical Trials Network?
Clinical Trials Networks (CTNs) are collaborative groups of practising clinician-researchers. While some trials are conducted in collaboration with industry, the majority focus on investigator-initiated trials…
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Vacancies
Do you want to be part of the ACTA Community? Check here for opportunities within ACTA and our Member Organisations.
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Corporate Publications
Find ACTA’s Annual Reports and corporate publications here.
