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» Go to news mainCall for Proposals: Smart Living Environments for Aging People – Transitions in Care
The goal of this funding opportunity is to build a collaboration of stakeholders in Europe and Canada in the domain of smart living environments for ageing people that will focus on the development, integration and evaluation of eHealth innovations addressing transition in care challenges in order to improve health outcomes. In addition, the collaboration should also consider ways to optimize the quality of outcomes and the cost-effectiveness of smart living environments that support care transitions (i.e. pragmatic evaluation and use in care delivery programs or systems), through rigorous research designs.
Canadian applicants must meet the eligibility criteria that apply for all CIHR research funding programs.
CIHR Funding component: the total amount available to the Canadian component of the team from CIHR for this funding opportunity is $1,920,000 CAD, enough to fund up to two (2) grants. The maximum CIHR amount per grant is $240,000 CAD per year for up to four (4) years for a total of $960,000 CAD per grant.
- Canadian applicants must secure, by the application deadline, partnership contributions equivalent to a minimum of 30% of the total grant amount requested, with a minimum of half (15% contribution) of the amount representing a cash contribution (i.e., a total of $288,000 CAD partner match is required per grant with a minimum of $144,000 CAD as a cash contribution per grant).
More details are available on Research Net. Dal researchers are reminded to review the Country and Region-Specific Guidelines for Canada.
Researchers interested in applying should contact ORS (shelley.brown@dal.ca).
Deadlines
Internal: April 15, 2020 at 4:30pm
Funder: April 22, 2020 at 9am AST
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