Funding Opportunities, Awards and Resources

Society for Continuing Medical Education (SACME). Phil R. Manning Research Award in Continuing Professional Development. Call for Proposals – The Manning Grant has up to $50,000 (USD) over two years available to support scientific research. For detailed information and to submit your letter of intent by midnight (CST) on Friday, January 15, 2021 go to the submission portal.

Patient-centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI). Upcoming Funding Opportunities. Check for research areas and upcoming application deadlines.

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC). offers a variety of grants to support medical educators, clinicians and researchers. Find more information here.

Leave a Reply

Related

2023-Summer CE-News Tips & Innovations for Practice

Tips and Tricks for High-Quality Module Development

The shift in interest to online learning was catalyzed by the COVID-19 pandemic as educational and professional development programs were forced to explore online learning strategies and creatively…

Read More
clasped-hands-comfort-hands-people-45842.jpeg
2023-Summer CE-News SOPH BOX

Can We Equitably Include Patient and Family Voices to Improve Patient Care?

I love telling stories. One story I’d like to share with you is about my evolution as an education scientist who is committed to coproducing research through equitable partnerships with patients, health professionals and researchers. My hope is that it will help you partner with people outside of your discipline, content area and even philosophical orientation. Perhaps the lessons I have learned along the way will inspire you to work toward equitable relationships within the physician-patient dyad and ultimately improve patient care.

Read More
SACME Annual Meeting 2023
2023-Summer Annual Meeting CE-News

Advancing the Value of CPD:  Aligning CPD with Systems of Healthcare for Greater Systems of Impact

In this interesting session, the speakers outlined how CPD is the cornerstone for value creation in the healthcare system. However, admittedly, showing the value of CPD is not without its challenges. A case must be made for why we should invest in CME/CPD. Thus the question becomes, can the value of CPD be measured and quantified in a way that makes a convincing case for investing in CPD?

Read More
%d bloggers like this: