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National Center for Research Resources NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH T r a n s l a t I n g r e s e a r c h f r o m b a s i c d i s c o v e r y t o i m p r o v e d p a t I e n t c a r e ARRA C06 and G20 Reviews Web Seminar on G20 and C06 Request for Applications (RFAs) March 16, 2009 Barbara J. Nelson, Ph.D. Scientific Review Officer Office of Review National Center for Research Resources

NCRR Scoring  Reviewers will use the new NIH scoring scale for all applications.  This scale will apply to the overall impact/priority score and individual review criteria.  The scoring range is 1 – 9, not 1 – 5.  Applications will be scored using whole numbers only, no decimals.

NCRR 1 – 9 Scoring Scale ImpactScoreDescriptorStrengths/Weaknesses High Impact 1Exceptional 2Outstanding 3Excellent Moderate Impact 4Very Good 5Good 6Satisfactory Low Impact 7Fair 8Marginal 9Poor Strengths Weaknesses

NCRR Review Criteria: Scoring Individual Criteria The individual critiques #1 – 5 receive numerical scores using the new 1 – 9 scoring scale: 1.Significance and Need 2.Project Management and Institutional Commitment 3.Design Considerations Engineering Criteria Architectural Criteria Line Drawings Timeline 4.Equipment 5.Environment

NCRR Additional Review Criteria  Biohazards may be a factor in the determination of the overall impact score, but will not receive a separate, criterion score.

NCRR Impact/Priority Score  Final score for the application  Assessment for the project to exert a sustained, powerful influence on the institution  Application score range will be 10 – 90, calculated as an average of all reviewer scores multiplied by 10  The impact/priority score is not an average of the individual criterion scores

NCRR Face Page of Summary Statement: Terminology Change New Term: IMPACT/PRIORITY SCORE

NCRR More Information  ARRA RFA and FAQ URLs CO6 RFA: FAQs: G20 RFA: FAQs:  NIH Enhancing Peer Review Web site  NCRR-specific questions Barbara Nelson, Ph.D. Scientific Review Officer, Office of Review