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DMEF Grant Application is sponsored by Delaware Medical Education Foundation, Ltd (DMEF). The Delaware Medical Education Foundation (DMEF) supports educational programs that enhance and expand the knowledge and skills of physicians and those interested in pursuing medical professions in Delaware.
They consider grant requests for the development of professional education activities (especially those with under 50% commercial funding), funding for fees incurred in accrediting educational activities hosted by non-profit organizations, and public education activities and health initiatives benefiting Delawareans. Grants are awarded to organizations within the State of Delaware.
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DMEF Grant Application is funded by Delaware Medical Education Foundation, Ltd (DMEF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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