The purpose of this RFA is to support Wake Forest investigators interested in applying to a funding opportunity under the NIH HEAL (Helping to End Addiction Long-term) Initiative. The CTSA is offering up to two $20,000 6-month planning or pilot grants to support research that focuses on patient populations, patient or provider behavior change, use of clinical data, analysis of care delivery, or implementation of new clinical care models.
UPDATE:
Dr. Metin Gurcan of the WFSM Center for Biomedical Informatics has issued additional funding (up to $10,000 more) for any HEAL pilot projects that have an informatics component.
Read the full RFA here.