1. Grant and Funding Opportunities for Perthes & IPSG
Liza Nowlin
Grants Specialist, TSRHC

2. Funding Sources Federal Private Societal NIH, Department of Defense
Federal
NIH, Department of Defense
Private
Donations, Foundations
Societal
Orthopaedic, Pediatric
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3. Federal Applications Requires extensive planning
For a study group to apply, there has to be a lead site
Various deadlines
Internal, Lead Site, NIH
Most allow foreign components

4. Private Funding Sources
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute(PCORI)
3 Cycles annually
Letters of Intent required
Patient Centered Projects
Benefit/Harm of interventions
Prevention, diagnostic, therapeutic
Engagement Awards
Integration of patients and parents/guardians in the research process

5. Societal Funding
Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America (POSNA)
We (IPSG/TSRH/Dr. Kim) are the current recipients of the 2018 POSNA Registry Grant
Orthopaedic Research Education Fund
Orthopaedic Research Society

6. Federal Opportunities
R34- NIAMS Clinical Trial Planning Grant
Designed for early review of the science behind a proposed clinical trial and development of the clinical trial
Due dates through November 2019
$100,000 direct costs- one year

7. Federal Opportunities cont.
R01- Clinical Observational Studies in Musculoskeletal, Rheumatic and Skin Diseases
Designed to obtain data needed to design clinical trials or future clinical observational studies.
Due dates through November 2020
$225,000 direct costs/year; no more than $450,000 over three years

8. What should you budget for?
Salary
Coordinators, staff, anyone with dedicated, measurable effort
Patient Stipends
Imaging costs
Materials/Supplies for experiments

9. Why salary?
Coordinators and research assistants who will be doing the everyday tasks are great ways to budget salary
Dedicated time to the project and it is supported
Additional support (interns, part-time coordinators, etc)
Federal applications typically allow the most flexibility for salaries

10. Questions?

11. Thank You!