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American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Cutting Edge Research Grant Program
In 2012, up to $100,000 of grants will be awarded ranging from $2,500 to $20,000 per recipient. Awards will be announced at the ASDS Annual Meeting, October 11-14, 2012, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Research must be of specific relevance to dermatologic surgery and/or cutaneous oncology. This is a competitive award program for research projects not funded by other sources. This year, the ASDS Research Work Group has made a special request for investigator research into:
evidence-based medicine, comparative efficacy research, quality studies, and patient safety studies.
The Cutting Edge Research Grant Program unites education and innovation to encourage and stimulate clinical research and the transfer of new technologies from the research settings to surgical practice. Since 2000, the ASDS has awarded over $940,000 in clinical research funding in surgical oncology, lasers, botulinum toxins, fillers, liposuction and other cosmetic procedures.
Award Descriptions
The ASDS Research Work Group encourages submission of well-conceived research projects which stimulate the advancement of the practice of dermatologic surgery, the invention of new technologies, or research projects which document the outstanding and high volume work of dermatologic surgeons.
Up to $100,000 in funding will be awarded by the ASDS Research Work Group ranging in amounts from $2,500 - $20,000. Grants will be selected based on meeting the eligibility requirements and qualifications. Additionally, the Research Work Group will use the following criteria in its determination of awards:
Importance to dermatologic surgery Scientific validity Protocol quality Feasibility Suitability of research environment
Monies will be distributed in three installments to the sponsoring institution. Institutions or practices may submit only one application for consideration; multiple applications will automatically be rejected. This is a competitive award program for research projects not funded by other sources. The applicant retains ownership of intellectual property resulting from the clinical research funded by the ASDS.
Supported by generous contributions to the ASDS Dermasurgery Advancement Fund by our members and industry partners, the Cutting Edge Research Grant (CERG) program has been a resounding success for our Society and members. In 2012, grants ranging from $2,500 - $20,000 will be awarded again in order to stimulate a broad scope of research relevant to dermatologic surgeons and the dermatology specialty at-large.
The deadline for the 2012 Cutting Edge Research Grant program is July 9, 2012.
The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) was founded in 1970 to promote excellence in the subspecialty of dermatologic surgery and to foster the highest standards of patient care. The Society supports continuing education and training of its members, public information and community outreach programs relating to dermatologic surgery and this grant program.
For more information
Applicants with questions regarding the application process or the Cutting Edge Research Grant Program, in general, should contact the ASDS office.
American Society for Dermatologic Surgery 5550 Meadowbrook Drive, Suite 120 Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 Phone: 847-956-9124
Fax: 847-956-0999 Email applications to: sshelton@asds.net
Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates Research Grants
The deadline for submission is February 15, July 15 and October 15.
The SGNA Research Committee was formed to encourage research in the field of gastroenterology. Research is a way of addressing ideas and questions that arise in the course of daily practice. The results might convince you to make changes in your practice, and could also benefit others. Research may be done individually or as a collaborative effort. Grant applications are reviewed by the SGNA Research Committee for appropriateness, compliance with criteria and research suggestions by experts. Grants which meet the reqiurements are presented to the SGNA Board of Directors for funding approval.
There are many problems in GI and solutions are needed for the well being and safety of our patients. Research offers solutions. Nurses, from all practice settings, identify questions for study and apply for funding. Research grants are funded according to the scope and budget of the project presented.
Grants are awarded through the existing process for SGNA research grants. Applications for the grants should be submitted to SGNA, using SGNA research grant applications – deadlines are February 15, July 15, and October 15 of each year.
SGNA Research Priorities include, but are not limited to:
Conscious Sedation Expanded Role of the GI Practitioner Infection Control Safety Patient Education Nursing intervention related to GI disease processes
Are you interested in a research grant? Are you eligible? Research grant criteria:
- Investigators must be able to complete data collection within one year of receiving the grant - Applications are reviewed by the SGNA Research Committee. - Research grant recipients must submit progress reports every 6 months. - Research grant recipients are expected to submit a manuscript for possible publication in Gastroenterology Nursing, SGNA’s official journal.
Research grant recipients will be invited to present the research findings at the SGNA Annual Course.
Mentoring for novice researchers is available from the SGNA Research Committee and SGNA Research Special Interest Group. Mentoring is also available for publishing by the Editor of Gastroenterology Nursing
The Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates encourages research in gastroenterology nursing to improve practice. Research may be done individually or as a collaborative effort.
Your research topic must be timely and significant to gastroenterology nursing.
It must be possible to complete data collection within one year of receiving the grant.
The researcher may submit a proposal to SGNA before the study is approved by an institutional review board (IRB) for the protection of human subjects. However, the study must be approved by an IRB before the study will be funded.
The principal investigator (grant recipient) must agree to prepare a manuscript presenting the results of the research for publication consideration in Gastroenterology Nursing within six months of completion of the project. In addition, the investigator is encouraged to submit an abstract to present the research findings at a regional or national SGNA meeting.
The principal investigator must submit progress reports to the SGNA Research Committee every 6 months until a manuscript detailing the results of the study is submitted to Gastroenterology Nursing.
Any published reports of the research must include an acknowledgment that funds were provided by SGNA.
Call SGNA headquarters [800/245-SGNA (7462)] if you have any questions.
Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research Grant Opportunities
Next Grant Deadline: February 15, 2012
FAER provides research grant funding for promising investigators to train in clinical, basic science and translational anesthesiology research. These grants are designed to create opportunities for physicians to excel in an exceedingly competitive environment and to eventually acquire NIH funding.
Mentored Research Training Grant - Basic Science (MRTG-BS) The Mentored Research Training Grant - Basic Science (MRTG-BS) is a two-year grant (the first year is funded at $75,000 and the second year is funded at $100,000) awarded for basic science research. Individuals who have completed their clinical anesthesia training and have academic appointments at the instructor or assistant professor level, no more than 10 years after completion of residency or fellowship, are eligible to apply. The recipient must be guaranteed 75% protected non-clinical time for research, which may include research related to but not specifically for the project being funded. The research mentor must have a minimum of 40% non-clinical academic time devoted to research activities during the two-year duration of the grant. A detailed mentoring and career development plan is part of the application for an MRTG-BS.
Mentored Research Training Grant - Clinical and Translational Science (MRTG-CT) The Mentored Research Training Grant - Clinical and Translational Science (MRTG-CT) is a two-year grant (the first year is funded at $75,000 and the second year is funded at $100,000) awarded for clinical or translational research. Individuals who have completed their clinical anesthesia training and have academic appointments at the instructor or assistant professor level, no more than 10 years after completion of residency or fellowship, are eligible to apply. The recipient must be guaranteed 75% protected non-clinical time for research, which may include research related to but not specifically for the project being funded. The research mentor must have a minimum of 40% non-clinical academic time devoted to research activities during the two-year duration of the grant. A detailed mentoring and career development plan is part of the application for an MRTG-CT.
Research Fellowship Grant (RFG) A Research Fellowship Grant (RFG) provides a one-year $75,000 grant to individuals participating in a clinical training program that is part of an ACGME-approved anesthesiology residency program. This 12 contiguous months of FAER-sponsored research must be combined with at least six months of research that is part of the residency program continuum (CBY – CA3 years), consistent with the ABA templates for research, for a total of 18 months of research experience. Alternately, the 12 months of FAER-sponsored research can be in conjunction (either before or after) a one-year clinical fellowship sponsored by an ACGME-approved residency program. A research mentor must be identified and must provide written commitment to strong, direct involvement in all research activity. During the 12-month fellowship period the recipient will be required to spend a minimum of 80% of his or her time in research related to but not specifically on the project.
Research Education Grant (REG) A Research in Education Grant (REG) is a two-year grant to be awarded competitively to individuals who have completed their clinical anesthesia training and have academic faculty appointments. The REG is intended to stimulate career development for anesthesiologists interested in research into the concepts, methods and techniques of education in anesthesiology in all its forms, including novel approaches to educating medical students, residents, fellows and practicing physicians. Applications from both junior and senior faculty are accepted. A mentor with expertise in education is required for all applicants. Each of the two years is funded at $50,000 per year. The recipient must be guaranteed a minimum of 40% protected non-clinical time for research related to this education project. Application may be made for a second two-year award and will be reviewed competitively with other applications.
Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research 200 First Street SW, WF6-674 Rochester, MN 55905 Phone: (507) 266-6866 Fax: (507) 284-0291
If you have questions, please contact Carol Demulling at demulling.carol@mayo.edu or 507-538-7879.
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