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Independent Medical Education (IME) for Healthcare Professionals is sponsored by GSK. GSK provides financial support for independent medical education (IME) for healthcare professionals, including certified continuing medical education (CME, CE).
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GSK US Independent Medical Education (IME) GSK US Independent Medical Education Closing the gaps and improving patient health As part of GSK's mission to get ahead of disease together, GSK identifies and funds innovative, high-quality, independent third-party educational initiatives that are designed to close US healthcare professional (HCP) educational, quality, and performance gaps - with the ultimate goals to reduce healthcare disparities, improve patient health, and enhance patient quality of life.
Independent Medical Education (IME) for HCPs GSK provides financial support for IME for HCPs, including certified continuing medical education (CME, CE). GSK defines IME for HCPs as any third-party education for HCPs in which GSK (or any commercial interest) has no control, influence, or involvement (ie, independent). At GSK, IME (certified and non-certified) is funded with a grant.
What is the difference between IME and certified continuing medical education (CME)? Certified CME is a type of IME. Not all IME is certified CME; however, all certified CME is IME.
If the IME is certified/accredited, it is referred to as certified CME. Continuing education (CME or CE) credits are offered for HCP participation. IME may also be non-certified/non-accredited.
In this case, no CME or CE credits are offered for HCP participation. HCP: Healthcare professional IME: Independent medical education CME: Certified continuing medical education CE: Certified continuing education CPD: Continuing professional development There is a 2-step process for US-based organizations to submit US IME grants to GSK: Organizations must first register and demonstrate that they are an eligible educational provider.
Eligible educational providers may submit grants in response to the US Call for Grant Applications .
Educational providers must meet the below eligibility criterion: Accredited to provide HCP continuing education (ie, CME, CE) by a US national accrediting body such as the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), or American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) Review the US Call for Grant Applications (CGA) Call for Grant Applications (CGA) & Request for Proposals (RFP) Grant proposals will be evaluated for compliance and merit using the disease areas of interest and grant review criteria detailed in the US Call for Grant Applications .
Also see our current Request for Proposals for Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma education in the Community Oncology Setting. Relapsed Refractory Multiple Myeloma Community Oncology Setting RFP As stated in the US CGA and the Letter of Agreement, no GSK funds may be used for food, beverage, meals, travel, or accommodation costs for attendees.
As stated in the CGA and the Letter of Agreement, no GSK funds may be used for food, beverage, meals, travel, or accommodation costs for attendees. Funding priorities will focus on independent educational initiatives designed to measure improvements/changes in the following: 1 Moore DE, et al. J Contin Educ Health Prof. 2009;29:1-15.
Grant requests will be prioritized based on optimal alignment with: Please review the US Call for Grant Applications for more details about the grant submission dates, disease areas of interest, and grant review criteria we use to evaluate grants submitted for compliance and merit. Ready to request funding? Your first step will depend on whether you already have an account in GSK's Grant Management System.
Get started by selecting the appropriate option below. If you do not have a user account, please follow these steps: Visit the GSK Grant Management System and click the "I'm Ready to Register" button. Enter your information on the registration form and click "Register" to proceed to the next step.
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We will review all submitted information upon organization registration and render a decision to determine eligibility to submit funding requests to GSK. We commit to validating organization registrations as quickly as possible. Please consider this registration requirement in the timeline for submitting a funding request, as organization validation is required prior to funding request submission.
Additional Information and Resources We have a number of resources that further explain our process. We're here to help if you have questions. We have a number of resources that further explain our process.
US Call for Grant Applications Frequently Asked Questions We have a commitment to transparency, and we will continue to post the approved grant title, educational provider name, and GSK payment amount in GSK's report of financial support to US-based health-related organizations. Not all grants on this report are submitted nor reviewed through the US IME process.
For more information about other types of grants funded by GSK: Grant requests to health-related and scientific non-profit organizations Grant requests to non-profit organizations for charitable purposes US Community Partnerships website If you have questions, here's where to start: Review the GSK US IME process. Read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for answers to specific questions you may have.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations accredited by a US national accrediting body to provide CME/CE for healthcare professionals (ACCME, ACPE, ANCC, AANP). Must register first, then submit grant application. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Independent Medical Education (IME) for Healthcare Professionals is funded by GSK. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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