Global Pathology Development Grant

Global Pathology Development Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: College Of American Pathologists Foundation
Amount: Up to US $10,000
Last Updated: March 21, 2025

Summary

The Global Pathology Development Grant, offered by the CAP Foundation, aims to enhance global health by expanding pathology services. With up to $10,000 in funding, it supports impactful projects in under-resourced areas, focusing on education, patient care, and laboratory quality. Eligible applicants include global pathology organizations and pathologists dedicated to improving services. The grant prioritizes sustainable initiatives that strengthen local capacities and enhance laboratory diagnostics, ensuring quality and adherence to international standards.

Overview

Global Pathology Development Grant The CAP Foundation’s Global Pathology Development Grant was created to improve global health and the science and expansion of pathology and pathology services. It offers up to $10,000 USD in funding to support impactful, sustainable, and accretive global (international) projects that develop, expand, and sustain the delivery of pathology services through education/training, patient care, laboratory quality, or enhanced technology and laboratory diagnostics. The grant provides funding to support organizations and individuals who are working with limited budgets and have active programs promoting pathology services in under-resourced areas across the globe. Applications will be reviewed for merit and alignment of the project goals with the intent of the grant. Focus areas may include innovative community health, public education, or service initiatives aimed at: Programs supporting the provision of technical guidance and support for labs regarding selection of lab tests, lab supplies, and equipment. Helping laboratory sites with development of standard operating procedures, budgets, evaluating current capacity, and expansion plans. Technical expansion – upgrading pathology technologies to meet quality and international standards. Systems strengthening – systems to appropriately operate and maintain the laboratory, eg, initiatives such as the Stepwise Laboratory Improvement Process Towards Accreditation program Local Capacity Building – continued education of pathologists, residents, and laboratory staff to build local pathology capacity. Innovative programs supporting the practice of anatomic and/or clinical pathology including the expansion of services Exploratory meetings and forums conducive to networking with professionals on international pathology or laboratory quality issues.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. The following individuals/groups are encouraged to apply:Global pathology/health care organizationsPathologists actively engaged in providing the science and expansion of pathology and pathology services in under-resourced areas across the globe

Ineligibility

Applicants unable to meet any of these components are not eligible to apply for funding. Additionally, currently serving members of the CAP Foundation Board of Directors, Foundation committee members, CAP Board members, or candidates for elected CAP or CAP Foundation office are not eligible to serve as the principal investigator for this grant.