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AcademyHealth Conference

June 4-7, 2022, Washington, DC (In-Person)

Interest Group (IG) Meeting Day/Time: TBA

Submission Deadline: Friday, February 4, 2022, 5:00pm Eastern

PHSSR IG Overview:

The AcademyHealth Public Health Services and Systems Research (PHSSR) Interest Group (IG) provides information about the infrastructure of public health — its organization, workforce, financing, infrastructure, and management — and its role within the broader health system. PHSSR’s evidence-based research and practices allow public health practitioners and policymakers to make informed decisions about strengthening the public health system, thereby improving the health of the population. The COVID-19 pandemic has created an urgent need for multiple sectors to identify solutions to improve population health, and there is a critical need for PHSSR to inform policy and practice.

The goals of the 2022 PHSSR IG Session are to:

1. Connect with PHSSR researchers and practitioners
2. Share diverse perspectives and rigorous scientific research
3. Address the relationship between the PHSSR infrastructure and the COVID-19 pandemic, other critical public health issues, and health equity

To submit, please visit the 2022 PHSSR IG Call for Abstracts submission site. This is a Google Form.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1zAKo2BzAlQnAXSsMfzUKbQYiDfc3MGOkr1lN1rsYseM

For more information about the PHSSR IG call for abstracts, please contact the IG Advisory Board Chair, Erika Martin at emartin@albany.edu

Note that IG presenters need to register for the AcademyHealth ARM, as the IG sessions are part of the main conference.

Whether you're in the beginning stages of a scholarly project, nearing the end, or stuck in the middle, daily writing and group accountability might be just what you need to get that project out the door! 

Experiment with daily writing, group accountability, and productivity tracking when you join the Spring 14-Day Writing Challenge! 

The challenge is simple: write for at least 30 minutes every day, Monday through Friday, for two weeks. Writing refers to any scholarly activity ranging from the spark of a new idea to a completed project (article, grant proposal, exhibit, book chapter, etc.)!

The 14-Day Writing Challenge is free to all NCFDD members.

Register today! 

Registration ends March 9 and the program runs from March 14 – March 27, 2022. 

Not sure whether a particular activity should be reported in the biosketch, other support, or annual project reports? Check out this new resource!

NIH Pre-award and Post-award Disclosures Relating to the Biographical Sketch and Other Support

This consolidated table indicates where to disclose a wide range of activities, including

• Professional preparation (e.g., educational degrees)
• Organizational affiliations and appointments
• Academic, professional, or institutional appointments
• In-kind contributions
• Consulting
• And more!

KYNETIC provides pilot funding to bring groundbreaking health-related innovations to the marketplace.

Faculty, staff, trainees, and students are encouraged to apply!

Pre-Application Deadline:

February 14, 2022 at 5pm ET

Funded by the NIH, KYNETIC offers entrepreneurial education and proof-of-concept/product development grants to accelerate the translation of academic innovations into biomedical products by investigators throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky. KYNETIC is led by the University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, and Kentucky Commercialization Ventures (KCV).

Read the full Cycle 5 Request for Applications (RFA)

https://www.research.uky.edu/uploads/kynetic-cycle-5-rfa

Request a Consultation

KYNETIC Project Managers are ready to help and provide feedback at every stage!

https://redcap.uky.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=THL8KWMRLCPCDEPH

Types of Products:

Biologic & Small Molecule Drugs – Surgical & Therapeutic Devices

Diagnostic Assays & Devices

Health Information Technology – Research Tools

and more!

Research / Disease Areas:

Aging – Analgesia – Anesthesiology

Antimicrobial Products – Autism

Blood – Bone Disease

Cancer – Cardiovascular Health

Dentistry – Dermatology – Diabetes

Ear – ENT Health

Gastroenterology – Heart – Hepatology

HIV/AIDS - Immunology – Infection Control

Maternal Health – Medical Countermeasures

Mental Health – Metabolic Disorders - Nephrology

Obesity – Ophthalmology – Orthopedics

Pain – Palliative Care – Pediatrics

Platform Technologies - Pharmacology 

Physical Medicine – Pulmonology 

Regenerative Medicine

Sepsis – Sleep – Speech Pathology

Spine – Sports Medicine

Surgery – Toxicology

Urology – Wound Healing

and more!

A new cycle of funding opportunities for pilot projects in cancer research under an Institutional Research Grant to the University of Kentucky from the American Cancer Society. This grant is awarded to the University to provide pilot funds for the initiation of promising new cancer research projects led by junior faculty members so they can obtain preliminary results to enable them to compete successfully for national research grants. Junior faculty must be at the level of Assistant Professors, or their equivalent, and not currently receiving substantial national funding.

Applications for this cycle of funding are due February 23, 2022, at

5 p.m. Individual allocations under the Institutional Research Grant may be made up to a maximum of $30,000. 

Access the following links for the application form and guidelines. Questions and/or completed applications should be submitted to J. Bybee at jennifer.bybee@uky.edu .

All applications will be peer-reviewed by a multidisciplinary institutional research review committee. Applicant’s abstract and biosketches will be shared with all review committee members. Both the relationship to cancer and high scientific merit will be important considerations in the review process.

The start date for applications in this cycle is June 01, 2022.

All studies must be compliant for all regulatory entities (IRB, IACUC, IBC) prior to the start date.