Category Archives: Deadline Aug. 2015

Orthotics and Prosthetics Outcomes Research Programs

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Deadline: August 31, 2015

Prosthetics Outcomes Research Award

The FY15 Prosthetics Outcomes Research Award is intended to support research that evaluates the comparative effectiveness of prosthetic clinical interventions, and/or their associated rehabilitation interventions, using patient-centric outcomes for Service members and Veterans who have undergone limb impairment or limb amputation. The objective is to improve the understanding of prosthetic devices, treatments, rehabilitation strategies, and secondary health effects.

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Orthotics Outcomes Research Award

The FY15 Orthotics Outcomes Research Award is intended to support research that evaluates the comparative effectiveness of orthotic clinical interventions and/or their associated rehabilitation interventions, using patient-centric outcomes for Service members and Veterans who have undergone limb impairment or limb amputation. The objective is to improve the understanding of orthotic devices, treatments, rehabilitation strategies, and secondary health effects.

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Epilepsy Research Program–Idea Development Award

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Deadline: August 19, 2015

The ERP envisions a time when the causative links between TBI and epilepsy are understood and post-traumatic epilepsy is preventable. The ERP’s mission is to fund research to understand the magnitude, and the underlying mechanisms of PTE, especially in Service members and Veterans.

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Militarily Relevant Peer Reviewed Alzheimer’s Disease Research Program (MRPRA) Convergence Science Research Award

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Deadline: August 19, 2015

The intent of the FY15 CSRA is to support efforts to generate research resources, tools, or novel research efforts for researchers and/or practitioners in health sciences related to the PRARP’s mission. The research impact will benefit the military, Veteran, and civilian communities. The CSRA is open to Principal Investigators (PIs) at or above the level of Assistant Professor (or equivalent) from any field or discipline who seek to bring their expertise to address the PRARP’s mission. However, as part of the application, the PI should demonstrate that the study team has experience in both TBI and AD research. Preliminary data, while not required, is encouraged.

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