Grant for Patient-Centered Health Research
GrantID: 805
Grant Funding Amount Low: $500
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $20,000,000
Summary
This grant opportunity is administered by a national nonprofit research funding organization that supports patient-centered health research aimed at improving healthcare decision-making and outcomes. Funding is available across the United States and is intended to generate evidence that helps patients, caregivers, clinicians, and health systems make more informed choices by comparing the effectiveness of different medical treatments, interventions, and models of care.
Eligible applicants include research organizations, academic institutions, healthcare systems, nonprofit and for-profit research entities, and public sector organizations with the capacity to conduct rigorous health research. Individual applicants are generally not eligible unless they are affiliated with and applying through an eligible organization. In some cases, organizations based outside the United States may apply if the proposed research clearly demonstrates relevance and benefit to U.S. patients and the domestic healthcare system.
Grant funds support comparative clinical effectiveness research that evaluates two or more healthcare approaches to determine which work best for specific patient populations and under what circumstances. Supported research may address a wide range of health topics, including chronic disease management, mental and behavioral health, rare conditions, prevention strategies, and healthcare delivery systems. Additional funding opportunities focus on research methods, stakeholder engagement, dissemination of findings, and implementation of evidence into practice.
The intent of the funding is to promote research that is directly informed by patient priorities and that actively involves patients, caregivers, and other stakeholders throughout the research process. Allowable uses of funds include study design and execution, data collection and analysis, engagement activities, and efforts to share research results with healthcare decision-makers and the public.
Overall, this grant opportunity is designed to strengthen the relevance, quality, and usability of health research nationwide. By emphasizing patient engagement and real-world applicability, the program supports evidence generation that can improve clinical care, inform health policy, and enhance health outcomes across diverse populations in the United States.
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