The Donaghue Medical Research Foundation concentrates on funding applied health-services research that increases the value of care and reduces low‑value interventions, with a strong emphasis on improving access and equity for vulnerable populations. Grants go to academic medical centers and hospitals for pragmatic studies (cost‑effectiveness, care‑pathway redesign, behavioral interventions) that can be scaled into practice and policy. The foundation favors projects targeting specific populations — older adults, pregnant people, children, American Indian men, and patients with limited English proficiency — and seeks measurable reductions in wasteful care and health disparities.
The Patrick and Catherine Weldon Donaghue Medical Research Foundation’s recent work centers on practical health-services research that can change how care is delivered, especially when the goal is to reduce low-value interventions and improve equity. One of the clearest examples is a $223,006 grant to New York University School of Medicine for "Increasing Value Through Optimized Cataract Surgical Care Pathways and Supply," which reflects the foundation’s interest in redesigning care pathways rather than funding basic science. Another large award supported Johns Hopkins University for a national pediatric critical care project aimed at reducing overuse of respiratory cultures and antibiotic use in mechanically ventilated children. The foundation also funds work that addresses communication and decision-making barriers, including a grant to Wake Forest University School of Medicine for American Indian men’s experiences with prostate cancer communication. Across the recent grants list, the pattern is consistent: applied studies, patient-centered care, and projects built to influence practice in hospitals, medical centers, and health systems.
In surgical and procedure-focused care, the foundation backs studies that test whether changing pathways can improve value. New York University School of Medicine received $223,006 for cataract surgical care pathways and supply optimization, and the University of Pennsylvania received $219,778 for work on de-adoption of low-value care for older surgical patients through behavioral economics and patient empowerment. In maternal health, Harvard received $201,501 for improving health insurance design to reduce racial and ethnic inequities, continuing a line of work that connects coverage design with care access and outcomes. The foundation also funds communication and access research for specific patient groups: Wake Forest University School of Medicine received $220,719 for American Indian men’s experiences with prostate cancer communication, while the University of Washington received two awards for evaluating value for patients with limited English proficiency.
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$81M
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$4.8M
Most grants fall between $88K and $211K, with a median of $118K.
25th Percentile
$88K
Median
$118K
75th Percentile
$211K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in MA.
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Mid‑size, project‑focused awards (~$200k) directed mainly to academic health centers and hospitals; funding is distributed across multiple research institutions with some repeat grantees, emphasizing many distinct pilot or implementation studies rather than a few large multi‑year core commitments.
Notable grantees: University of Washington, Johns Hopkins University, Boston Medical Center, Woman's Hospital, Harvard (President and Fellows of Harvard College)
Typical awards cluster in a fairly tight range: the 25th percentile is $88,000, the median is $117,965, and the 75th percentile is $210,518. The recent list shows both repeat funding across years and single-year awards, including several projects that appear in consecutive 2023 and 2024 entries. The foundation’s active grant programs include unsolicited opportunities, and one listed program, R3, is set at $80,000. It also gives through named initiatives such as Another Look and the Greater Value Portfolio, alongside collaborative symposia work. The foundation funds individuals and does not make program-related investments.
Grantmaking is national, and every recent grant in the data went to US recipients. Oregon appears most often among recipients, with grants to Portland State University, Providence Health & Services Oregon, and the Center for Outcomes Research and Education in Portland. Other frequently appearing recipient cities include Boston, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, alongside grants to New York, Baltimore, Winston-Salem, Jacksonville, Baton Rouge, Duarte, Columbia, Salt Lake City, and Minneapolis. None of the recent grants in the sample went to Connecticut recipients.
It supports applied medical and health-services research that can improve care delivery and reduce low-value interventions. Recent projects include cataract surgical care pathways, de-adoption of low-value care in older surgical patients, Medicaid care design, maternal health inequities, and communication research for American Indian men and people with limited English proficiency.
The recent grant distribution centers on mid-six-figure and low-six-figure awards, with a 25th percentile of $88,000, a median of $117,965, and a 75th percentile of $210,518. One active program, R3, is listed at $80,000.
Yes. Several active programs are marked as accepting unsolicited proposals, including R3, Another Look, Greater Value Portfolio, and the general Grant Opportunities listing. The collaborative symposia initiative is marked as not accepting unsolicited proposals.
No. The geographic scope is national, and the recent grants in the data were all awarded to US recipients. Oregon shows up most often among recipient locations, with additional grants going to Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Baltimore, Winston-Salem, Jacksonville, Baton Rouge, Duarte, Columbia, Salt Lake City, and Minneapolis.
Recurring themes include de-implementation of low-value care, health insurance and Medicaid design, cancer-related care value, older-adult and long-term-care research, maternal health equity, and access for limited-English-proficiency populations. Those themes appear across multiple grants to universities, medical centers, and health systems.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Current and upcoming funding from Patrick and Catherine Weldon Donaghue Medical Research Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open only to current and past Donaghue grantees. Applicants must demonstrate how previous Donaghue funding directly led to the intervention, evidence-based practice, or program for which the funds will be used. Awards may augment funding for a project already funded by another grant.
Deadline: Applications accepted on a rolling basis.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMORY UNIVERSITY | ATLANTA, GA | $275,000 | 2026 | GVP-OPTIMIZING VALUE AND OUTCOMES OF PALLIATIVE RADIATION FOR BONE METASTASIS |
| BECKMAN REASEARCH INSTITUTE CITY OF HOPE | DUARTE, CA | $272,839 | 2026 | GVP-EVALUATING AI-BASED MORTALITY PROGNOSTICATION IN ONCOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR END-OF-LIFE CARE AND VALUE-BASED DECISION SUPPORT |
| THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY | BALTIMORE, MD | $269,057 | 2026 | GVP-OPTIMIZING HIV CARE FOR MEDICAID ENROLLEES: A DATA-DRIVEN APPROACH TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES |
| BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH | BOSTON, MA | $258,135 | 2026 | GVP-IMPACT OF MEDICAID ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS ON HIGH-VALUE MENTAL HEALTH CARE |
| HARVARD PILGRIM HEALTH CARE INC | HARTFORD, CT | $246,520 | 2026 | GVP-IMPACT OF MEDICAID VALUE-BASED PAYMENT ON SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT IN PRIMARY CARE |
| VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY | RICHMOND, VA | $240,119 | 2026 | READY TO SCALE: DEMONSTRATING THE VALUE OF CROSS-SETTING PALLIATIVE CARE |
| UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | LOS ANGELES, CA | $217,679 | 2026 | PERSONALIZED PATIENT-CENTERED EYE CARE USING TELEMEDICINE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
| UT SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER | DALLAS, TX | $217,672 | 2026 | INFORMING MEDICARE WITH EVIDENCE ON SOCIAL RISK ADJUSTMENT |
| THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY | BALTIMORE, MD | $214,795 | 2026 | IMPACT OF A SHARED DECISION-MAKING INTERVENTION FOR FAMILIES OF SEVERE ACUTE BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS |
| THE TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $167,257 | 2026 | OPPORTUNITY AWARD: EVALUATION OF HOSPITAL-AT-HOME AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO LOW-ACUITY HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS FROM THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
| THE HASTINGS CENTER | GARRISON, NY | $160,000 | 2026 | PUTTING BIOETHICS TO WORK ON AI, TRUST, AND HEALTH CARE: FROM THEORY TO IMPACT THROUGH INCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT |
| RAND | SANTA MONICA, CA | $151,220 | 2026 | ANOTHER LOOK-INCENTIVIZING CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER IN SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES |
| TRUSTEES OF BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CAMPUS | BOSTON, MA | $132,158 | 2026 | ANOTHER LOOK-INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN NURSING HOME ARCHITECTURE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES |
| BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER | BOSTON, MA | $123,818 | 2026 | ANOTHER LOOK-INCENTIVIZING CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER IN SKILLED NURSING FACILITIESANOTHER LOOK-INCENTIVIZING CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER IN SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES |
| UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $121,494 | 2026 | ANOTHER LOOK-HOSPICE VISIT PATTERNS FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN ASSISTED LIVING AND NURSING HOMES |
| THE NEW JEWISH HOME | NEW YORK, NY | $117,042 | 2026 | IMPACT OF AGE-FRIENDLY RECOGNITION ON NURSING HOME OUTCOMES |
| BROWN UNIVERSITY | PROVIDENCE, RI | $110,807 | 2026 | QUALITY OF HOSPICE IN ASSISTED LIVING AND RESIDENT EXPERIENCES AT THE END OF LIFE |
| UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON | BOSTON, MA | $101,622 | 2026 | MEDICAID NURSING HOME REIMBURSEMENT, STAFFING, AND QUALITY: A FACILITY-LEVEL ANALYSIS |
| YALE UNIVERSITY | NEW HAVEN, CT | $74,599 | 2026 | INVESTIGATING MODIFIABLE DETERMINANTS OF POST-DISASTER OUTCOMES FOR RURAL NURSING HOME RESIDENTS |
| DARTMOUTH COLLEGE | HANOVER, NH | $70,510 | 2026 | OPPORTUNITY AWARD: PREVENTING AND IMPROVING CLINICAL ENCOUNTERS SYMPOSIA GRANT |
| HARVARD PILGRIM HEALTH CARE INC | HARTFORD, CT | $47,813 | 2026 | OPPORTUNITY AWARD: SYMPOSIUM TO STRENGTHEN MATERNAL HEALTH RESEARCH: PAYER STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH CARE |
| MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY | EAST LANSING, MI | $44,915 | 2026 | ORAL CARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR SNF RESIDENTS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE WORKFORCE TRAINING |
| THE HASTINGS CENTER | GARRISON, NY | $320,000 | 2025 | PUTTING BIOETHICS TO WORK ON AI, TRUST, AND HEALTH CARE: FROM THEORY TO IMPACT THROUGH INCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT |
| THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY | BALTIMORE, MD | $225,205 | 2025 | IMPACT OF A SHARED DECISION-MAKING INTERVENTION FOR FAMILIES OF SEVERE ACUTE BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS |
| WOMAN'S HOSPITAL | BATON ROUGE, LA | $219,395 | 2025 | GVP-TESTING EFFECTIVENESS OF HER HEALTH PROGRAM TO ADD HEALTHCARE VALUE IN FOURTH TRIMESTER |
| UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | LOS ANGELES, CA | $217,716 | 2025 | PERSONALIZED PATIENT-CENTERED EYE CARE USING TELEMEDICINE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
| BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER | BOSTON, MA | $216,977 | 2025 | GVP-ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS IN MEDICAID: REDUCING LOW-VALUE CARE FOR WORKING-AGE ADULTS |
| UT SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER | DALLAS, TX | $215,847 | 2025 | INFORMING MEDICARE WITH EVIDENCE ON SOCIAL RISK ADJUSTMENT |
| WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE | WINSTONSALEM, NC | $205,757 | 2025 | GVP-AIMEPCCO: AMERICAN INDIAN MEN'S EXPERIENCES WITH PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNICATION |
| VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY | RICHMOND, VA | $199,881 | 2025 | READY TO SCALE: DEMONSTRATING THE VALUE OF CROSS-SETTING PALLIATIVE CARE |
| CENTER FOR OUTCOMES RESEARCH AND EDUCATION (CORE) PROVIDENCE ST JOSEPH HE | PORTLAND, OR | $176,641 | 2025 | GVP-ENGAGING HOSPITAL SYSTEMS TO INCREASE COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING PERSISTENCY & FOLLOW-UP |
| UCONN HEALTH | FARMINGTON, CT | $155,004 | 2025 | ANOTHER LOOK- IMPROVING HOSPICE USE IN THE CONNECTICUT MEDICAID POPULATION WITH NURSING HOME STAYS |
| UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WELFARE | BERKELEY, CA | $151,000 | 2025 | ANOTHER LOOK- THE CARE PROJECT: ADDRESSING CONFLICTS BETWEEN SAFETY AND AUTONOMY IN NURSING HOMES |
| BROWN UNIVERSITY | PROVIDENCE, PR | $109,193 | 2025 | QUALITY OF HOSPICE IN ASSISTED LIVING AND RESIDENT EXPERIENCES AT THE END OF LIFE |
| MIAMI UNIVERSITY | OXFORD, OH | $88,000 | 2025 | R3- DEVELOPING AND DISSEMINATING STRATEGIES FOR NURSING HOMES TO FULLY IMPLEMENT THE PELI |
| MJHS INSTITUTE FOR INNOVATION IN PALLIATIVE CARE | NEW YORK, NY | $87,997 | 2025 | CREATING A WEB-BASED QUALITY-IMPROVEMENT TOOL TO HELP NURSING HOMES IDENTIFY FACILITY-SPECIFIC PRESSURE-INJURY RISKS |
| YALE UNIVERSITY | NEW HAVEN, CT | $87,944 | 2025 | SCALING PATIENT PRIORITIES CARE THROUGH USER FRIENDLY TRAINING |
| UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON | CHICAGO, IL | $87,383 | 2025 | EXPANDING CRPS FOR SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES |
| UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON | BOSTON, MA | $83,479 | 2025 | MEDICAID NURSING HOME REIMBURSEMENT, STAFFING, AND QUALITY: A FACILITY-LEVEL ANALYSIS |
| THE NEW JEWISH HOME | NEW YORK, NY | $83,007 | 2025 | IMPACT OF AGE-FRIENDLY RECOGNITION ON NURSING HOME OUTCOMES |
| MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY | EAST LANSING, MI | $76,989 | 2025 | ORAL CARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR SNF RESIDENTS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE WORKFORCE TRAINING |
| YALE UNIVERSITY | NEW HAVEN, CT | $74,049 | 2025 | INVESTIGATING MODIFIABLE DETERMINANTS OF POST-DISASTER OUTCOMES FOR RURAL NURSING HOME RESIDENTS |
| UNIVERSITY OF UTAH COLLEGE OF NURSING | SALT LAKE CITY, UT | $70,676 | 2025 | ANOTHER LOOK-POPULATION SCIENCE INFORMS RURAL NURSING HOME RESIDENT & CAREGIVER HEALTH INITIATIVES |
| YALE UNIVERSITY | NEW HAVEN, CT | $21,564 | 2025 | REDUCING UNWANTED CARE, IMPROVING OUTCOMES/OLDER ADULTS WITH MULTIPLE CHRONIC CONDITIONS. |
| NEW YORK UNIVERSITY | NEW YORK, NY | $3,000 | 2025 | NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIOECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE AND NURSING HOME RESIDENT OUTCOMES-SUPP. AWARD |
| WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE | WINSTONSALEM, NC | $220,719 | 2024 | GVP-AIMEPCCO: AMERICAN INDIAN MEN'S EXPERIENCES WITH PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNICATION |
| UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON | CHICAGO, IL | $220,000 | 2024 | EVALUATING THE VALUE FOR PATIENTS WITH LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY |
| BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER | BOSTON, MA | $219,165 | 2024 | GVP-ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS IN MEDICAID: REDUCING LOW-VALUE CARE FOR WORKING-AGE ADULTS |
| WOMAN'S HOSPITAL | BATON ROUGE, LA | $217,272 | 2024 | GVP-TESTING EFFECTIVENESS OF HER HEALTH PROGRAM TO ADD HEALTHCARE VALUE IN FOURTH TRIMESTER |
| PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE | BOSTON, MA | $201,501 | 2024 | IMPROVING HEALTH INSURANCE DESIGN TO REDUCE RACIAL/ETHNIC INEQUITIES IN MATERNAL HEALTH |
EMORY UNIVERSITY
$275,000GVP-OPTIMIZING VALUE AND OUTCOMES OF PALLIATIVE RADIATION FOR BONE METASTASIS
BECKMAN REASEARCH INSTITUTE CITY OF HOPE
$272,839GVP-EVALUATING AI-BASED MORTALITY PROGNOSTICATION IN ONCOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR END-OF-LIFE CARE AND VALUE-BASED DECISION SUPPORT
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
$269,057GVP-OPTIMIZING HIV CARE FOR MEDICAID ENROLLEES: A DATA-DRIVEN APPROACH TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
$258,135GVP-IMPACT OF MEDICAID ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS ON HIGH-VALUE MENTAL HEALTH CARE
HARVARD PILGRIM HEALTH CARE INC
$246,520GVP-IMPACT OF MEDICAID VALUE-BASED PAYMENT ON SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT IN PRIMARY CARE
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
READY TO SCALE: DEMONSTRATING THE VALUE OF CROSS-SETTING PALLIATIVE CARE
PERSONALIZED PATIENT-CENTERED EYE CARE USING TELEMEDICINE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
UT SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER
$217,672INFORMING MEDICARE WITH EVIDENCE ON SOCIAL RISK ADJUSTMENT
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
$214,795IMPACT OF A SHARED DECISION-MAKING INTERVENTION FOR FAMILIES OF SEVERE ACUTE BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS
OPPORTUNITY AWARD: EVALUATION OF HOSPITAL-AT-HOME AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO LOW-ACUITY HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS FROM THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
PUTTING BIOETHICS TO WORK ON AI, TRUST, AND HEALTH CARE: FROM THEORY TO IMPACT THROUGH INCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT
RAND
$151,220ANOTHER LOOK-INCENTIVIZING CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER IN SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES
ANOTHER LOOK-INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN NURSING HOME ARCHITECTURE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES
ANOTHER LOOK-INCENTIVIZING CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER IN SKILLED NURSING FACILITIESANOTHER LOOK-INCENTIVIZING CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER IN SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO
$121,494ANOTHER LOOK-HOSPICE VISIT PATTERNS FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN ASSISTED LIVING AND NURSING HOMES
THE NEW JEWISH HOME
$117,042IMPACT OF AGE-FRIENDLY RECOGNITION ON NURSING HOME OUTCOMES
BROWN UNIVERSITY
$110,807QUALITY OF HOSPICE IN ASSISTED LIVING AND RESIDENT EXPERIENCES AT THE END OF LIFE
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON
$101,622MEDICAID NURSING HOME REIMBURSEMENT, STAFFING, AND QUALITY: A FACILITY-LEVEL ANALYSIS
INVESTIGATING MODIFIABLE DETERMINANTS OF POST-DISASTER OUTCOMES FOR RURAL NURSING HOME RESIDENTS
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
$70,510OPPORTUNITY AWARD: PREVENTING AND IMPROVING CLINICAL ENCOUNTERS SYMPOSIA GRANT
HARVARD PILGRIM HEALTH CARE INC
$47,813OPPORTUNITY AWARD: SYMPOSIUM TO STRENGTHEN MATERNAL HEALTH RESEARCH: PAYER STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH CARE
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
$44,915ORAL CARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR SNF RESIDENTS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE WORKFORCE TRAINING
PUTTING BIOETHICS TO WORK ON AI, TRUST, AND HEALTH CARE: FROM THEORY TO IMPACT THROUGH INCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
$225,205IMPACT OF A SHARED DECISION-MAKING INTERVENTION FOR FAMILIES OF SEVERE ACUTE BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS
GVP-TESTING EFFECTIVENESS OF HER HEALTH PROGRAM TO ADD HEALTHCARE VALUE IN FOURTH TRIMESTER
PERSONALIZED PATIENT-CENTERED EYE CARE USING TELEMEDICINE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER
$216,977GVP-ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS IN MEDICAID: REDUCING LOW-VALUE CARE FOR WORKING-AGE ADULTS
UT SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER
$215,847INFORMING MEDICARE WITH EVIDENCE ON SOCIAL RISK ADJUSTMENT
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
$205,757GVP-AIMEPCCO: AMERICAN INDIAN MEN'S EXPERIENCES WITH PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNICATION
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
$199,881READY TO SCALE: DEMONSTRATING THE VALUE OF CROSS-SETTING PALLIATIVE CARE
CENTER FOR OUTCOMES RESEARCH AND EDUCATION (CORE) PROVIDENCE ST JOSEPH HE
$176,641GVP-ENGAGING HOSPITAL SYSTEMS TO INCREASE COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING PERSISTENCY & FOLLOW-UP
UCONN HEALTH
$155,004ANOTHER LOOK- IMPROVING HOSPICE USE IN THE CONNECTICUT MEDICAID POPULATION WITH NURSING HOME STAYS
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WELFARE
$151,000ANOTHER LOOK- THE CARE PROJECT: ADDRESSING CONFLICTS BETWEEN SAFETY AND AUTONOMY IN NURSING HOMES
BROWN UNIVERSITY
$109,193QUALITY OF HOSPICE IN ASSISTED LIVING AND RESIDENT EXPERIENCES AT THE END OF LIFE
MIAMI UNIVERSITY
$88,000R3- DEVELOPING AND DISSEMINATING STRATEGIES FOR NURSING HOMES TO FULLY IMPLEMENT THE PELI
MJHS INSTITUTE FOR INNOVATION IN PALLIATIVE CARE
$87,997CREATING A WEB-BASED QUALITY-IMPROVEMENT TOOL TO HELP NURSING HOMES IDENTIFY FACILITY-SPECIFIC PRESSURE-INJURY RISKS
SCALING PATIENT PRIORITIES CARE THROUGH USER FRIENDLY TRAINING
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
$87,383EXPANDING CRPS FOR SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON
$83,479MEDICAID NURSING HOME REIMBURSEMENT, STAFFING, AND QUALITY: A FACILITY-LEVEL ANALYSIS
THE NEW JEWISH HOME
$83,007IMPACT OF AGE-FRIENDLY RECOGNITION ON NURSING HOME OUTCOMES
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
$76,989ORAL CARE IMPROVEMENTS FOR SNF RESIDENTS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE WORKFORCE TRAINING
INVESTIGATING MODIFIABLE DETERMINANTS OF POST-DISASTER OUTCOMES FOR RURAL NURSING HOME RESIDENTS
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH COLLEGE OF NURSING
$70,676ANOTHER LOOK-POPULATION SCIENCE INFORMS RURAL NURSING HOME RESIDENT & CAREGIVER HEALTH INITIATIVES
REDUCING UNWANTED CARE, IMPROVING OUTCOMES/OLDER ADULTS WITH MULTIPLE CHRONIC CONDITIONS.
NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIOECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE AND NURSING HOME RESIDENT OUTCOMES-SUPP. AWARD
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
$220,719GVP-AIMEPCCO: AMERICAN INDIAN MEN'S EXPERIENCES WITH PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNICATION
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
$220,000EVALUATING THE VALUE FOR PATIENTS WITH LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER
$219,165GVP-ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS IN MEDICAID: REDUCING LOW-VALUE CARE FOR WORKING-AGE ADULTS
GVP-TESTING EFFECTIVENESS OF HER HEALTH PROGRAM TO ADD HEALTHCARE VALUE IN FOURTH TRIMESTER
IMPROVING HEALTH INSURANCE DESIGN TO REDUCE RACIAL/ETHNIC INEQUITIES IN MATERNAL HEALTH