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Diagnostic error research is emerging as an area of focus in health care. This funding opportunity will support large research projects that seek to examine diagnostic processes and diagnostic errors in a variety of settings and patient populations. The deadline for submitting a letter of intent is April 22, 2019. The application due date is May 29, 2019.

This announcement highlights Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality funding opportunities for health services research to assess local, state, and system-level policy to address the opioid crisis, evaluate interventions to minimize opioid misuse, and understand the rapid increase in opioid-related hospitalizations.

This dual-component funding program will support collaborative research and project development projects that explore strategies to reduce medical error in both routine hospital settings and intensive care units.

Research on patient safety improvements has largely focused on the acute care environment. This grant will support funding for demonstration and implementation projects aimed at identifying and evaluating the application of evidence-based practices in ambulatory care and long-term care to improve patient safety. The deadline for submitting applications is September 8, 2021.

This funding opportunity will support collaborative learning strategies that enable individuals and organizations to employ rapid prototyping to develop new approaches focused on improving diagnosis and treatment. The application process is now closed.

Implementation science has been highlighted as a key component to achieve progress. This notice of intent from AHRQ provides information about two upcoming funding opportunities to support the adoption of implementation science in safety and quality improvement work. One (RO1) will help to refine and develop methods to assess implementation success and the other (R18) will support the dissemination of evidence-based patient-centered improvements.

Health care–associated infections occur across various health care settings. AHRQ seeks to support large research (R01) and dissemination (R18) projects working to develop strategies and approaches for preventing and reducing health care–associated infections. Applications will be accepted on a standard submission schedule through January 26, 2021 for the R18 funding and March 6, 2021 for the R01 funding.

This funding program will support research demonstration projects that explore systemic strategies to enhance medication safety. The submission process for the program is now closed.

This AHRQ funding opportunity will support research regarding effective identification and tracking of adverse events in ambulatory and long-term care settings, particularly projects focused on understanding disparities in patient safety. 

This funding program seeks to support professional networks committed to developing approaches to reduce patient safety hazards. The process for submitting letters of intent for the program is now closed.

This AHRQ funding program will support research in team decision making processes in health care.

This grant supports research for methods to improve patient safety in emergency medicine. The submission process for the 2013 cycle is now closed.

Building on a previous AHRQ program, this notice announces the availability of funding for research and dissemination efforts to implement practices that contribute to safe health care.

This announcement describes four AHRQ support opportunities for health information technology innovations that improve quality and safety of care.

• Career Development and Dissertation Research Grants
• Small Research Grant to Improve Health Care Quality through Health IT
• Exploratory and Developmental Grant to Improve Health Care Quality through Health IT
• Utilizing Health IT to Improve Health Care Quality Grant

This WHO Patient Safety initiative will distribute seed funding for small research projects, which can be conducted in any health care setting. The submission process for the 2009 funding period is now closed.

This Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) funding opportunity seeks to support organizational research on the effectiveness of implementing quality improvement interventions. The submission period for this grant begins April 25, 2008.

This program funds opportunities for US hospitals, health systems, and community health clinics seeking to develop programs that enhance patient safety. The process for submitting a 2017 proposal is now closed.

GOLD is a searchable database of grants funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).

The projects funded by the National Patient Safety Foundation's (NPSF) research program from 1998 to the present are recapped and the current funding cycle outlined. The program is currently not accepting applications.