Further information regarding this funding competition will be made available through the IN-CAM website.
 

Teela Johnson, Research Coordinator of  the Canadian Interdisciplinary Network for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (IN-CAM).
info@incamresearch.ca

 

New Research Funds available in Ontario, Canada

From the Ontario Health Human Resources Research Network (OHHRRN)
These are small research grants and capacity building grants, minimum application is 10K and the maximum is 25K.

Deadline for 2010 has now past, check back for the deadline for 2011.

The research priorities for OHHRRN include:

1. New professional roles (e.g. physician assistants) and expanded roles for existing professionals (e.g., nurse anaesthetists, prescriptive privileges for pharmacists, etc.),

2. New staffing models involving interprofessionalism, task shifting and improved productivity initiatives,

3. Health worker migration/mobility, internationally and interprovincially,

4. Retention initiatives including those that look at work/life balance of an aging workforce,

5. Better linking training to practice which would attend to the competency vs. credentialism debate,

6. HHR issues of managers, planners, and soft funded health service researchers,

7. The role of unregulated health workers including those considered under the umbrella term, complementary and alternative medicine (CAM); and

8. HHR issues in the community, including public health and mental health sectors.

More  about these research funds are available at:
http://www.rorrhs-ohhrrn.ca.

 

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