Queensland Research Program

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Grant Name

Funder

Emergency Medicine Foundation (EMF)

American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP)

Country or Region

Australia

Research Field

Emergency Medical Care

Health and Medicine

Health Care

Trauma and Emergency Surgery

Deadline

August 17, 2021 (Expired)

Grant Size

Upper $450,000AUD The grant amounts are as follows: - JumpStart: up to $40,000, maximum term up to one year - Leading Edge: up to $100,000, maximum term up to two years - Projec: up to $300,000 per year for up to three years)

Contact Info

Chair, Board of Directors grants@emfoundation.org.au

Eligibility

The Administering Institution will be responsible for the administration of the funding should the grant be approved for funding by EMF. The funds must be administered through the Queensland-based Hospital and Health Service at which the Principal Investigator is based (or Mater Hospital Brisbane or Queensland Ambulance Service as applicable).All Principal Investigators must:
- be employed by Queensland Health or the Mater Hospital Brisbane
- have a a primary place of practice in one of the following: Queensland Health or Mater Hospital Brisbane public Emergency Departments; Queensland Ambulance Service; Retrievals Services Queensland
- be providing direct clinical care to patients in emergencies within the pre-hospital or emergency department setting for the duration of the funding
- be based in Australia for at least 80 percent of the funding period. Periods greater than three months (continuous) overseas require prior approval from EMFIf the Principal Investigator on the grant application is not a Queensland Health or Mater Hospital Brisbane employed FACEM or FRACP PEM, there must be at least one Queensland Health or Mater Hospital Brisbane employed FACEM (or FRACP PEM) providing direct clinical care to patients in pre-hospital or Emergency Department settings included as a Co-Investigator.Members of the EMF Board of Directors and past and present paid members of EMF staff are not eligible Principal Investigators. This does not include voluntary EMF committee members or EMF volunteers.Co-Investigators may be Staff Specialists, trainees, senior medical officers, clinical nurses, relevant allied health personnel or other professionals, such as mathematicians, epidemiologists, statisticians, lawyers, scientists, health economists, anthropologists or engineers. The maximum number of Co-Investigators per grant application is eight.Applications may include Associate Investigators who provide intellectual input into the research and whose participation warrants inclusion of their name on any publications. The maximum number of Associate Investigators per grant application is eight.

Description

Through its Queensland Research Program (funded by Queensland Health), EMF is supporting high quality research directed at improving the healthcare of patients in emergencies within the pre-hospital and Emergency Department settings. The Foundation is also committed to translating research outcomes into clinical practice.Through this program, core aims are to:
- fund high quality, robust, ethical emergency healthcare research
- advance the field of emergency medicine for the benefit of patients and build emergency healthcare research capacity in Queensland
- promote a research culture within the Queensland public hospital Emergency Departments, the Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) and the Retrieval Services Queensland (RSQ)
- raise public awareness of emergency healthcare research
- attract national and international interest in Queensland emergency healthcare research
- facilitate and provide education and training to support emergency healthcare research
- raise funds to support emergency healthcare research.There are three EMF Queensland Program grant schemes, all directed towards improving the healthcare of patients in emergencies within Queensland public hospital emergency departments, the Queensland Ambulance Service and the Retrieval Services Queensland.1. Project Grant - These grants may also contribute partial funding to a larger research project which is seeking funding from alternative source(s) (potentially elsewhere in Australia) such as the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) or the Australian Research Council (ARC) or overseas with the pre-approval of EMF.2. Leading Edge Grant - The purpose of the funding is to provide medium term (up to two years) support for:
- seed funding for innovative research that may have the potential for future funding by granting bodies, or
- to leverage additional funding from other granting bodies, including but not limited to NHMRC, ARC or other foundations
- original research that demonstrates importance to emergency healthcare3. Jumpstart Grant - The purpose of this funding is to provide short-term (up to one year) support for innovative research that will lead to new collaborations and research teams which have potential for future funding by granting bodies. Eligibility The Administering Institution will be responsible for the administration of the funding should the grant be approved for funding by EMF. The funds must be administered through the Queensland-based Hospital and Health Service at which the Principal Investigator is based (or Mater Hospital Brisbane or Queensland Ambulance Service as applicable).All Principal Investigators must:
- be employed by Queensland Health or the Mater Hospital Brisbane
- have a a primary place of practice in one of the following: Queensland Health or Mater Hospital Brisbane public Emergency Departments; Queensland Ambulance Service; Retrievals Services Queensland
- be providing direct clinical care to patients in emergencies within the pre-hospital or emergency department setting for the duration of the funding
- be based in Australia for at least 80 percent of the funding period. Periods greater than three months (continuous) overseas require prior approval from EMFIf the Principal Investigator on the grant application is not a Queensland Health or Mater Hospital Brisbane employed FACEM or FRACP PEM, there must be at least one Queensland Health or Mater Hospital Brisbane employed FACEM (or FRACP PEM) providing direct clinical care to patients in pre-hospital or Emergency Department settings included as a Co-Investigator.Members of the EMF Board of Directors and past and present paid members of EMF staff are not eligible Principal Investigators. This does not include voluntary EMF committee members or EMF volunteers.Co-Investigators may be Staff Specialists, trainees, senior medical officers, clinical nurses, relevant allied health personnel or other professionals, such as mathematicians, epidemiologists, statisticians, lawyers, scientists, health economists, anthropologists or engineers. The maximum number of Co-Investigators per grant application is eight.Applications may include Associate Investigators who provide intellectual input into the research and whose participation warrants inclusion of their name on any publications. The maximum number of Associate Investigators per grant application is eight.

Website

https://emergencyfoundation.org.au/queensland-research-program/

Funding resources
Purdue Grant Writing Lab: Introduction to Grant Writing	Open Link
University of Wisconsin Writing Center: Planning and Writing a Grant Proposal	Open Link

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