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    Independent Educational Grants

    Independent Educational Grants support healthcare providers and patient organizations with education and fellowships that strengthen treatment knowledge, advance medical practice, and improve patient care.

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    Funder: AbbVie

    Due Dates: March 1, 2027 (2027–2028 Fellowship Cycle deadline) | At least 60 days before the requested decision and activity start dates (all requests)

    Funding Amounts: Fellowship support includes one-year programs and reasonable stipends or salaries

    Summary: Supports independent healthcare provider education, patient education, and fellowships to advance medical practice and improve patient care.

    Key Information: Independent Medical Education applicants must belong to AbbVie’s IME Provider Network; patient education, fellowships, and Call for Grants are exempt.


    Description

    AbbVie’s Independent Educational Grants support education on current, new, and emerging science, therapies, and standards of care. The program aims to improve patient care, advance medical practice and performance, and increase treatment knowledge and disease awareness. Support includes independent continuing education for healthcare providers, telemedicine and telehealth education, patient education through patient organizations, and fellowships that extend healthcare providers’ training.

    The program also seeks to bridge gaps between academia and community and rural settings. Its therapeutic priorities include immunology, oncology, neuroscience, aesthetics, eye care, and other areas of significant unmet patient need. Educational support is independent of AbbVie’s medicines and treatments, with an emphasis on scientific knowledge, capacity building, patient engagement, and communication between patients and care teams.


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