How much funding does Medline: Investigator-Initiated Studies Program Grant provide?

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When is the deadline for Medline: Investigator-Initiated Studies Program Grant?

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Medline: Investigator-Initiated Studies Program Grant

Medline Industries

Foundation Grants for Science Research Healthcare Grants

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Investigators/organizations that typically apply are healthcare professionals or researchers employed by hospitals, teaching institutions or universities, and independent research organizations.

Other requirements

There are no geographic/residency restrictions for our IIS program.

Overview

The Medline Investigator-Initiated Studies Program supports innovative research aimed at enhancing scientific and medical knowledge related to Medline products. Open to healthcare professionals and researchers, it funds a variety of studies, including those focused on wound care, infection control, and anesthesia. By providing financial backing and expertise, this program facilitates advancements in patient care and product development. Applications are competitively reviewed, ensuring alignment with Medline's strategic interests and scientific merit.

NOTE: Medline’s review process can take 4-6 weeks. Please submit all requests at least 45 days prior to study start date.
The Investigator-Initiated Studies (IIS) Program provides support for research that advances scientific and medical knowledge related to Medline products and fosters innovative approaches to medical care. Support may include direct funding to cover all or part of the study costs, provision of products, and input on study design. Once approved by the Scientific Review Committee, an agreement must be executed to receive funds or products. This agreement includes details of milestones and expectations for publishing study results.
Advanced Wound Care: Research investigating use of products for prevention of wounds, pressure injuries, moisture associated skin damage, skin tears, surgical site infections, and incontinence associated dermatitis as well as patient comfort associated with product use.
Foot and Ankle/Orthopedic: Research investigating novel techniques, uses, and indications for foot and ankle products.

Eligibility

There are no geographic/residency restrictions for our IIS program. Investigators/organizations that typically apply are healthcare professionals or researchers employed by hospitals, teaching institutions or universities, and independent research organizations.