How much funding does Mentoring Programs that Promote Humanistic Care (RFP) provide?

Mentoring Programs that Promote Humanistic Care (RFP) provides $25,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Mentoring Programs that Promote Humanistic Care (RFP)?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

Mentoring Programs that Promote Humanistic Care (RFP)

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Funding Amount

$25,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Mentoring Programs that Promote Humanistic Care - Request for Proposals

Funder: The Arnold P. Gold Foundation

Program Status: Historical RFP (issued October 2013, awarded January 2014)

Purpose: Fund mentoring programs that result in enhanced capacity of healthcare providers to deliver care that is as humanistic and compassionate as it is scientifically and technically sophisticated.

Award Amount: $25,000 over two-year timeline per grantee

Target Population:

Physicians and nurses in training

Early practice physicians and nurses

Medical educators and faculty

Health profession educators

Focus Areas: Mentoring interventions specifically designed to help physicians and nurses in training and early practice to be more humanistic in their patient care

Mentoring Model Types Considered:

Traditional one-on-one mentoring

Group mentoring models

Peer mentoring models

Distance or digital mentoring

'Hands-on' mentorship in clinical settings

Grantee Projects (2014):
1. George Washington University School of Medicine - Training Faculty to be Mentors in Humanism
2. University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Nursing & Health Studies - Intentional Mentoring: HELP Program
3. North Shore LIJ Health System - Mentoring and Professionalism in Training (MAP-IT)
4. New York Medical College - Deliberate Humanism: A Longitudinal Mentoring Curriculum
5. New York University School of Medicine - Fostering Humanistic Mentoring
6. Marian University - Meaningful Medicine Mentoring Program
7. Brown University/Hasbro Children's Hospital - Building Bridges: Primary Care and Mental Health Integration
8. Penn State University School of Medicine - From Bedside Backstory to Compassionate Care

Support Provided:

Funding for project implementation

One-day workshop for project teams with expert consultants and other grantees

Opportunity for cross-fertilization of ideas