Independent Medical Education Grants
Independent Medical Education Grants support education providers and institutions in delivering independent oncology education and quality improvement initiatives to advance evidence-based patient care.
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Funder: Daiichi Sankyo
Due Dates: Rolling (at least 60 days before the first activity starts)
Funding Amounts: Award amounts and funding durations are not specified
Summary: Supports independent oncology education, including CME, non-CME programs, and healthcare or quality improvement initiatives, to improve patient care.
Key Information: Requests must come directly from the accredited CME provider or the institution submitting a non-CME proposal.
Description
Daiichi Sankyo’s Independent Medical Education Grants support oncology programs with a bona fide medical, scientific, or educational objective. The program funds accredited continuing medical education (CME), non-CME education, and Healthcare Improvement (HCI)/Quality Improvement (QI) initiatives. Its goal is to accelerate evidence into practice through fair, balanced, scientifically accurate information that ultimately improves patient care.
CME activities develop clinicians’ knowledge, skills, and professional performance in basic medical sciences, clinical medicine, and healthcare delivery. Non-CME examples include scientific conference lectures, education delivered by patient advocacy groups or professional societies, disease-state awareness, and healthcare-related public policy initiatives. Programs must remain independent of Daiichi Sankyo influence in submission, design, and implementation. CME and non-CME programs follow the same independence standards for content, faculty selection, educational methods, materials, venues, and attendees.
