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Types of EMSC Grants

The EMSC program is the only federal program that focuses specifically on improving the quality of children’s emergency care...

Most of the grants available for EMSC-specific work are provided by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau's EMSC Program. Other types of grants are available for specific areas of research.

"The Federal EMSC Program is designed to ensure that all children and adolescents, no matter where they live, attend school, or travel, receive appropriate care in a health emergency. It is administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration’s Maternal and Child Health Bureau. Since its establishment, the EMSC Program has provided grant funding to all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories."

Maternal and Child Health Bureau, EMSC Program

State Partnership Grant

"Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) State Partnership grants fund activities that improve, refine, and integrate pediatric care within the state EMS system."*

  • Grant Amount: "EMSC State Partnership grants are funded between $115,000 to $130,000 per year for a three-year project period."*

Targeted Issue Grants

"Targeted Issue Demonstration Grants are intended to meet HRSA/MCHB priorities of improving the health infrastructure and systems of care as well as assuring quality of care. Applications should address specific needs in the field of pediatric emergency care that transcend state boundaries. Typically the projects result in a new product or resource or the demonstration of the effectiveness of a model system component or service of value to the nation. Objectives must meet a demonstrable need, and methodologies and strategies for achieving the objectives must be realistic, appropriate, and scientifically sound. Each application must contain an evaluation plan that contains measurable outcomes and clearly defined time frames for conducting the evaluation. ."**

  • Grant Amount: Funding for Targeted Issue grants average $300,000 per year. Project periods are for three years.**

Scientific Grant

Interested participants must have a clear research topic or study for which they are seeking funding that specifically relates to pediatric emergency medicine and that supports the mission of the Emergency Medical Services for Children program.

  • Grant Amount: Funding for these types of grants can vary by the sponsor.

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*Definitions from the EMSC National Resource Center website.
** Definitions from www.grants.gov - EMSC Targeted Issue Grants.

 

 

rev. 14-Aug-2012

 

 

 

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