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(2026) . Australian Research Priorities in Homeopathy, 2026. The Aurum Project, Brookvale NSW, 2100  \nThe Aurum Project  \n107/20 Dale St, Brookvale, New South Wales, 2100  \nTel 02 9905 9415 [www.aurumproject.org.au](www.aurumproject.org.au)[ ](www.aurumproject.org.au)[info@aurumproject.org.au](info@aurumproject.org.au)  \n[ABN: 45 162 173 707](ABN: 45 162 173 707)[ ](ABN: 45 162 173 707)First published April 2026 © Aurum Project 2026  \nThis resource is provided under licence by The Aurum Project. Full terms are available at [https://aurumproject.org.au/refunds-terms-conditions-privacy/](https://aurumproject.org.au/refunds-terms-conditions-privacy/)  \nIn summary, you must not edit or adapt it or use it for any commercial purposes. You must acknowledge the Research Priorities Working Group and The Aurum Project as the owner.  \nWe acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work and live, and pay our respects to Elders, past and present.  \nAustralian Research Priorities in Homeopathy 2026-2030  \nPublished by The Aurum Project © 2026 on behalf of the Research Priorities Working Group  \nExecutive Summary 2026-2030  \nThe Research Priorities Working Group (RPWG) oversees and identifies the need to conduct homeopathy research in Australia. Its members are homeopathy stakeholders from any sector, group or organisation, including pharmacy, educators and members associations, who have an interest in homeopathy research. In 2018, the RPWG had defined 10 priorities (building blocks) which were needed to foster an increase in the capacity for homeopathy research in Australia. From 2018-2024 the group met quarterly to record progress relating to any building block. New ideas or missing areas were also recorded. The findings from these review sessions inform this report.  \nThe premise is that identifying priority areas and monitoring them systematically will increase awareness of the factors shaping research capacity in Australia. This, in turn, will enable the following objectives:  \n1. Expand research capacity and opportunities  \n2. Determine homeopathic research entry pathways.  \n3. Identify research topics and methodologies to verify the scientific standing of homeopathy internationally.  \n4. Establish a framework for research and education.  \n5. Upskill practitioners to conduct and publish research.  \n6. Develop a comprehensive and accessible demographic profile of the homeopathic profession.  \nTo summarise the progress in 2019-2024: the “up to two year” priorities were completed; three building blocks in the “two to five year” time frame were successfully initiated and are ongoing. In the area of research and education, one building block measuring the extent of research activity was acted upon and has almost reached completion. All priorities were reviewed and new priorities were identified, shown in Figure 1.  \nThis current report proposes several new priorities that the RPWG considered important to focus onin the next review period, as well as continuing to address the building blocks from the previous review period that continue to have relevancy.  \nThese twelve areas are identified below:  \nBB3 Create supported opportunities for practitioners to undertake clinic-based research to enhance knowledge about homeopathic practice, treatment effica","cbCaimrXNLWiPngr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimrXNLWiPngr","pdf",1274513,22,"English","# Executive Summary 2026-2030\n## Australian Research Priorities in Homeopathy 2026–2030\n## Contents\n## Terms used in the document\n## Research priorities progress from 2018 to 2024: Homeopathy research in Australia\n## Membership of the RPWG\n## Changing ethics landscape for human research in Australia\n## Research pathways for practitioners\n## New and amended building blocks for 2025-2029","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the RPWG’s research priorities for homeopathy in Australia (2026–2030)?\",\"answer\":\"The report guides coordinated homeopathy research efforts by identifying priority areas and monitoring them to expand capacity and opportunities in Australia.\"},{\"question\":\"How were prior priorities reviewed and progressed during 2018–2024?\",\"answer\":\"The RPWG met quarterly to record progress against the original building blocks and to capture missing areas or new ideas, which informed the current report’s recommendations.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of objectives and outcomes does the report aim to achieve?\",\"answer\":\"It targets expanding research capacity, defining entry pathways, identifying topics and methodologies for international scientific verification, building research-and-education frameworks, upskilling practitioners to publish research, and improving demographic profiling of the homeopathic profession.\"}]","Australian Research Priorities in Homeopathy 2026-2030 - Executive Summary | PDF",8]