PG research workflow
Scholar profiles, guide linkage, milestones, requisitions and activity tracking.
Institutional research coordination with a documented workflow.
The Department of Integrative Health & Translational Research (IHTR) provides a common coordination layer for research governance, PG scholar processes, research documentation, quality-testing pathways and multidisciplinary institutional research support.
PURPOSE
Why the department exists
Research activities often involve several departments and committees: scholar registration, guide coordination, synopsis/protocol review, raw-drug authentication, research formulation preparation, laboratory testing, ethics or scientific review, milestone monitoring and final documentation. IHTR provides a single institutional framework so these activities remain coordinated, traceable and accessible to authorised stakeholders.
OPERATING PRINCIPLE
One research record, multiple coordinated services
The department does not replace subject departments, guides or statutory committees. It connects their roles through common records, defined hand-offs and controlled documentation, while the responsible department or committee retains its academic and technical authority.
CORE FUNCTIONS
What IHTR coordinates
Committees & approvals
Research-related committees, constitution orders, review cases and decision records.
Drug & quality support
Authentication, research manufacturing coordination, CRL/QTL testing and external laboratory linkage where required.
Academic documentation
Notices, review sheets, minutes, action-taken records, master indexes and evidence readiness.
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