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Harvey L. Neiman Grant / Richard Duszak Grant is sponsored by Neiman Health Policy Institute (HPI). This program funds novel research that provides evidence to inform health policy and radiology practice, promoting safe and effective patient care and efficient use of healthcare resources.
The Duszak Grant application period is currently open.
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Neiman Institute Grants - Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy InstituteHarvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute The Neiman Health Policy Institute (HPI) Grants Program will advance the HPI’s mission by funding novel research that provides evidence to inform health policy and radiology practice that promotes safe and effective patient care and the efficient use of healthcare resources.
We seek proposals for research projects that will produce actionable results to pave the way for new health policy or radiological practice advancements that improve patient outcomes, reduce health disparities, informs the appropriate use of care, or demonstrates the value of the radiology specialty to support adequate reimbursement and sustain patient access. The application period for the Duszak Grant is now OPEN until Sept. 29, 2026!
The Neiman Grant and Duszak Grant will also be offered in the winter of 2027. Applicants must be current members of the American College of Radiology, or at a minimum the primary investigator must be an ACR member, with justification provided for why other key personnel are not eligible for ACR membership. To facilitate novel, empirical research that contributes directly to the HPI mission.
Funded research proposals will: Be a Current Policy Priority in Radiology Be Hypothesis Driven (versus hypothesis generating) Include a Research Plan with actionable information Have the Potential to Directly Inform Health Policy and Practice Primary Investigators must be ACR members and priority will be given to projects incorporating expertise, research methods, populations, or data sources that extend the Neiman Institute’s current capabilities.
The Harvey L. Neiman Grant This award is named in honor of Harvey L. Neiman, MD, a highly honored radiologist broadly considered a luminary in the field.
Dr. Neiman was an accomplished outstanding physician, and a respected leader and medical scholar who dedicated his professional career to improving patient care. He was one of the leading minds in medicine regarding radiology, medical imaging policy and economics. The Harvey L.
Neiman Health Policy Institute was created under his leadership as CEO of the American College of Radiology. The Neiman Grant funds independent research by awarded investigators that extend the capabilities of the HPI, rather than leveraging HPI resources. The priority area of advancement for 2026 is: • Emerging technologies and the impact on radiology practice and patient care.
We will also consider projects in the following areas: • Emerging delivery and payment models as avenues for radiology to provide high-value services for patients. • Cancer screening policy, practice and patient adherence. • Value of radiologists within the context of health systems, population health or patient outcomes.
• Innovative radiology practice advancement Support for an awarded grant proposal will be up to $75,000 total budget (including indirect costs, capped at 15%). This grant was named in honor of Richard Duszak, MD whose leadership as the CEO, CMO, and Director of Neiman Health Policy Institute IMPACT Center at Emory University during the Institute’s first decade has been instrumental to its success.
Dr. Duszak’ s prolific research in health policy, his development of broadly accessible online data tools, and his mentorship of other researchers have shaped the field and impacted health policy objective research. The Duszak Grant offers an opportunity to collaborate with the Neiman Health Policy Institute in support of a novel, high-value research proposal, including analysis and resources from the Neiman Institute.
The Grantee(s) will be offered mentorship in the project by Richard Duszak, the namesake of our grant and luminary in health services and policy research. Dr. Duszak will, by request, attend meetings at project milestones to provide guidance on project aims, clinical input, and interpretation of results.
Dr. Duszak’s long history of success in research and mentorship will give grantees an edge on publishing highly impactful research and translating this experience into career advancement opportunities. The Duszak Grant funds research on: • Imaging growth in the emergency department, with an emphasis on identifying actionable factors that contribute to inappropriate use in support of 2026 ACR Council resolution 48.
• Emerging delivery and payment models as avenues for radiology to provide high-value services for patients. • Emerging technologies and the impact on radiology practice and patient care. • Cancer screening policy, practice and patient adherence.
• Value of radiologists within the context of health systems, population health or patient outcomes. Support for an awarded grant proposal will be in the form of in-kind support from the Neiman HPI team. HPI staff will provide their time and effort in consulting on research methods and execution of analysis of our data to support this project.
RFA for Fall 2026 Duszak Grant . For more information about HPI Data Resources, click here . The application period for the Duszak Grant is now open.
Applications are due by September 29, 2026 at 8 PM ET. The Neiman Grant and Duszak Grant will also be offered again in the winter of 2027. For any questions, please email grants@neimanhpi.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicants must be current members of the American College of Radiology (ACR), or at a minimum the primary investigator must be an ACR member. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Harvey L. Neiman Grant / Richard Duszak Grant are due September 29, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Harvey L. Neiman Grant / Richard Duszak Grant is funded by Neiman Health Policy Institute (HPI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Duszak Grant is sponsored by Neiman Health Policy Institute (HPI). The Duszak Grant, offered by the Neiman Health Policy Institute, facilitates novel, empirical research that directly contributes to the HPI mission. Funded research proposals should be a current policy priority in radiology, hypothesis-driven, include an actionable research plan, and have the potential to directly inform health policy and practice.
Neiman Grant is sponsored by Neiman Health Policy Institute (HPI). The Neiman Grant funds independent research by awarded investigators that extend the capabilities of the HPI, with a priority area for 2026 being emerging technologies and their impact on radiology practice and patient care. Other areas considered include emerging delivery and payment models, radiology workforce, cancer screening policy, and the value of radiologists within health systems.
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