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Research Resources: Grant Submissions, Part I
For most new investigators, the entire grant submission process can be overwhelming. However, the quality of the grant application will have a major impact on funding decisions. Organization is critical to the process.
If your residents decide to pursue funding, such as the ASHP Foundation's Pharmacy Resident Health Services Research Grant, direct them to immediately read the entire application and make a list of each step required for completion of the application. This should be followed by a discussion between the resident and preceptor that focuses on a timeline for development of the application. The resident needs to understand that quality specific aims and study methods take time to develop and refine. As mentioned in earlier e-mails, garnering institutional support and the grants administration process also take significant amounts of time and should be factored into the grant submission timeline.
Although the
National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases tutorial on grant writing
is geared to development of a National Institutes of Health grant submission, it still provides valuable information for any grant writer. The quality of the application can be enhanced greatly by seeking review by experienced researchers who are not involved with the study.
Also see Dr. Emily Beth Devine’s discussion of this topic in her article
The Art of Publishing Grants
.
Also see:
Establishing Timelines
Evaluating the Existing Evidence
Developing the Research Question, Part I
Developing the Reseach Question, Part II
Writing Specific Aims
Hypothesis Statements
Data Sources
Study Design
Survey Research
Gaining Institutional Support
Biostatistics
Human Subjects Protections, Part I
Human Subjects Protections, Part II
Data Collection, Display and Manipulation
Grant Submissions, Part II
Grant Submissions, Part III
Research Presentations
Submitting a Manuscript
Research Resource Center
Fostering Young Investigators
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy Series: Research Fundamentals
Residency Research Tips
MCM Sessions
New Investigator Grant Programs
Research Boot Camp
Funding Opportunities
ASHP Foundation Medication Safety Team Grant
Demonstrating Pharmacists' Value: A Systematic Evidence Review Request for Proposals
Federal Services Junior Investigator Research Grant
Hospital Pharmacist-Emergency Physician Collaborations
Hospital Pharmacist-Hospitalist Collaboration
Promoting Influenza Prevention: Pharmacists As Immunization Advocates
Junior Investigator Research Grant
Pharmacy Resident Practice-Based Research Grant
Research Publications
Ongoing Research: Abstracts
Published Research
Research Highlights from the ASHP Foundation
Research Resources
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