Grants - Community Pharmacy Foundation
Grants - Community Pharmacy Foundation supports pharmacists and collaborators through research and demonstration projects that advance community pharmacy practice and pharmacists’ patient care services.
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Funder: Community Pharmacy Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (Initial applications) | Assigned individually (Invited proposals)
Funding Amounts: Approximately $40,000 historical average; typically 12 months, with 18- and 24-month awards also made
Summary: Supports projects and studies that advance community pharmacy practice and pharmacists’ patient care services.
Key Information: Projects must demonstrate potential financial sustainability, non-proprietary transferability, and replicability in other community pharmacies.
Description
The Community Pharmacy Foundation (CPF) funds projects and studies directly associated with community pharmacy practice and the advancement of patient care services by pharmacists. It seeks research and demonstration projects highlighting new and emerging innovations in patient care, including a compensation model for the care delivered. Many awards support pilots that become established services or generate evidence for larger federal or foundation implementation grants.
CPF’s strategic priorities are patient care best practices, health care delivery models, provider status, and future practice. These encompass quality improvement tools, consumer awareness, the patient’s voice, payment and delivery reform, real-time data for value-based compensation, expanded pharmacist roles, and attribution of outcomes in team-based care. CPF also supports provider recognition and greater coverage of and access to pharmacists’ services. Ideas outside these strategic areas are welcome if they advance community pharmacy practice.
