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    PQF Legacy Award

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    PQF Legacy Award supports multidisciplinary teams with projects that evaluate or improve obstetric care quality and patient safety, aiming to close evidence-to-practice gaps and reduce inequities.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Your next application deadline is now listed as anticipated for September 2027, not a confirmed date—check the program page before planning your submission; the $25,000 amount refers only to the documented 2026 cycle. Review the expanded application instructions for document length and formatting limits, the required project outline, signed institutional support, and supporting documentation for budget items of $5,000 or more.

    Funder: Foundation for SMFM

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $25,000 total in the documented 2026 cycle, shared across one or more projects; completion anticipated within two years

    Summary: Supports multidisciplinary team projects evaluating or improving quality of care and patient safety in obstetrics.

    Key Information: Projects must be performed entirely in the United States and include an SMFM member with an essential role.


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    The Foundation for SMFM’s PQF Legacy Award supports multidisciplinary team projects that evaluate or improve obstetric care quality or patient safety at the patient-care level. Supported areas include maternal complications, fetal medicine, antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum care, obstetric ultrasound, and reproductive genetics. Projects in other areas of obstetric quality and safety may also be considered.

    The award extends the legacy of the former Perinatal Quality Foundation through its gift to the Foundation for SMFM. Its interests include closing gaps between existing evidence and clinical practice, reducing disparities or inequities in care or outcomes, and introducing innovations into practice. These examples are not exhaustive. The program continues PQF’s emphasis on education, evidence-based quality initiatives, practice monitoring, and integrating emerging technologies into clinical care.


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