Rande H. Lazar Health Services Research Grant
Supports clinically relevant research on the socioeconomic and health services aspects of otolaryngology, focusing on studies with direct or potential impact on patient outcomes.
Funder: American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Letter of Intent) | January 2027 (Full application)
Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 for one year; non-renewable; direct and indirect costs included (max 10% indirect).
Summary: Supports socioeconomic and health services research in otolaryngology with direct or potential clinical significance.
Key Information: Basic science and animal model projects are not eligible; clinical relevance required.
Description
This grant supports research projects that gather and analyze socioeconomic data relevant to otolaryngology, with the goal of advancing health services research in the field. The program prioritizes studies that have direct or potential clinical significance for patients, and that can develop into innovative, long-term research initiatives. Projects should evaluate the effects of otolaryngology services and procedures on patient outcomes such as survival, health status, functional capacity, and quality of life. The grant is not intended for basic science or animal model research; all funded work must have clear clinical relevance and be designed to yield useful information within one year.
