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Description:
Medication adherence is
defined as the extent to which a patient acts in accordance with the prescribed
interval and dose of a treatment regimen. Extensive evidence shows that
medication adherence can yield better clinical and economic outcomes. However,
many individuals do not take their medications as recommended. Closing the
adherence gap is important to improving the quality of health care, encouraging
better chronic care management, and promoting better outcomes. The purpose of
the PhRMA Foundation Young Investigator Grant Program is to encourage research
aimed at improving adherence by providing financial support to promising
researchers.
The fellowship will be
awarded to candidates who establish a sound and innovative research agenda
focused on the goal of improved medication adherence. Relevant research goals
may include the development or evaluation of policies, interventions, or tools
that are potentially successful in improving medication adherence. We are
currently offering three types of awards to be granted for one
year:
·
Pre-doctoral fellowship award of $25,000
(view
details)
·
Post-doctoral fellowship award of $50,000
(view
details)
·
Research starter grants of $50,000
(view
details)
Application deadline: October 30, 2012
Anticipated award date: January 15, 2013
Anticipated award date: January 15, 2013
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