Bayer US: Medical Educational Grants - Cardiovascular and Renal - Stroke Prevention

Bayer US: Medical Educational Grants - Cardiovascular and Renal - Stroke Prevention

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Bayer Fund
Last Updated: January 26, 2026

Summary

The Bayer US Medical Educational Grants focus on improving patient care through funding educational programs in various medical fields, including stroke prevention. Grants aim to raise awareness of treatment options and address unmet medical needs, particularly in neurology and cardiovascular health. Applications should adhere to Bayer's guidelines, and programs are prioritized based on their potential to enhance patient outcomes through innovative education. Timely submission and compliance with requirements are essential for consideration.

Overview

Please note: If attachments are not provided in a pdf format, the proposal may be rejected without consideration. Failure to provide this completed information at least 45 days prior to the event date will result in the request not being processed. Applications/proposals which are submitted and determined to be complete are reviewed monthly. Allow a minimum of 45 days from submission for response. Medical Educational Grants Guidelines What type of the programs are within the scope of the Bayer US Grants and will be considered for funding? As a commitment to improving patient care and providing valuable information to the medical and broader healthcare community, Bayer US will accept the grant requests for medical education in the areas below: RadiologyHematology (Hemophilia)HEMEWomen’s HealthLong Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC)MenopauseCardiovascular and RenalChronic Kidney Disease in Type 2 DiabetesChronic Kidney Disease in Type 2 DiabetesHeart FailureCTEPH (Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Hypertension) (Group IV )PAH (Pulmonary arterial hypertension)(Group I) Stroke PreventionOncologyAdvanced Prostate CancerColorectal CancerHead and NeckLung CancerPediatric CancerMolecular AlterationsCentral Nervous System Cancer Stroke Prevention Intended Format: Grand Rounds – Live/Enduring, Minute-CME/CME Blast, other Intended Audience: Neurologist, Primary Care Physician, Critical Care Physician, Hospitalist, Advanced Practice Providers, Nurse, Pharmacist, Care Manager Bayer TA Rationale for Educational Support: Highest priority will be given to programs whose main focus is:Raise awareness of the unmet need for treatments with an improved safety profile and superior efficacy to current treatment options with regard to major bleeds Establish FXIa inhibition as a new and distinct class of antithrombotic Discuss the significance of fXIa inhibition as a novel antithrombotic which can address current unmet needs Communicate residual stroke risk (SSP) to providers, including patients who may be suboptimally managed because of bleeding risk Review data sets: PACIFIC-STROKE Discuss current guidelines and the burden of undertreatment of patients with elevated stroke risk, highlighting the need for safer treatment options Burden of illness of stroke Acceptance of a Bayer educational grant indicates that you will: Reconcile grant funding within 60 days of completion of the educational program Permit a Bayer Medical Affairs representative to audit live programs Share activity data and outcomes metrics within 30 days of their availability

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. As general guidelines for submission for grant requests, please note that Bayer US considers many factors including: Promotes excellence in patient care Meets ACCME guidelines related to content, venue, etc. Conducive to an effective and efficient meeting format Ability to educate the broadest healthcare professional and/or consumer target audience at appropriate and reasonable cost.

Ineligibility

What items are generally outside the scope of the Bayer US Grants? Grants to individuals or group practices Clinical grants, including Investigator Initiated Trials (Please refer to the Investigator Initiated Research link in the navigation bar on the upper left) Personal travel Capital campaigns/Building funds Website development not associated with an accredited educational program Service contracts Religious programs Entertainment (e.g., class reunions, retirement dinners, etc.) General capital or operating expenses (e.g., office equipment/staff, computer hardware/software, medical library resources, etc.) Textbooks and journal subscriptions Advertising, exhibit and display fees (Fees for these events should be forwarded to your Bayer contact or marketing team contact as they are promotional in nature.) Mass media productions not associated with educational content (e.g., CD-ROMS, journal supplements, etc.) Personal development (e.g., individual leadership training)