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Grant Requests - Duchesnay USA Duchesnay USA’s independent medical education grants in prenatal care and post-menopausal care Welcome to the Duchesnay USA online grant application process. Duchesnay USA is a specialty pharmaceutical company with a long-standing commitment to women’s health.
Until recently, the company focused on filling the void in terms of scientific research and education and on developing pharmacological solutions that are safe and effective for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Today, Duchesnay has broadened its portfolio of products to offer safe and effective therapeutic options that meet the health and quality of life needs of women and their family members at different stages of their lives.
Duchesnay USA is committed to supporting the advancement of medicine by providing independent medical educational grants to qualified organizations. Thank you for considering Duchesnay USA as a source of support for your educational initiatives.
Duchesnay USA currently accepts applications for grants to fund educational activities in the following fields: Grant applicants must demonstrate their ability to fulfil a specific educational need in an effective meeting format that will promote healthcare education, excellence in patient care and improved patient outcomes.
Duchesnay USA will only consider grant applications for programs or events occurring within the twelve (12) months following the grant application date and not for programs or events that have already taken place. Grant requests should be for programs based in the United States.
The following organizations are eligible for educational grants: Funding is intended to educate broad audiences and cannot be used toward the education of a single individual. The applicant organization will have full control over the selection of faculty, content, educational methodology, materials, venue, etc., on the condition that it is related to the field of prenatal care or post-menopausal care.
Duchesnay USA plays no role in the development or the implementation of the activity. Please do not submit requests for funding for exhibits or display booths, charitable contributions, promotional programs, membership fees, corporate sponsorship agreements, social events/entertainment, medical missions to foreign countries or advertisements, as these activities are not eligible for funding.
In order to submit your application for consideration by Duchesnay USA’s MGO, please complete the application and attach a cover letter detailing your request, along with any relevant supporting documentation, such as: Program agenda or brochure Detailed line-item budget Signed W-9 domestic US form If your program is accredited for continuing medical education (CME/CE), please attach: Learning objectives and outcomes measurement plan for the activity Copy of your Letter or Certificate of Accreditation.
Submitting your application All grant applications must be completed and submitted via e-mail to MGO@duchesnayusa. com . Please fill in all fields as accurately and completely as possible.
Incomplete information may result in processing delays.
If you do not have electronic versions of the required attachments, you may send paper copies to Duchesnay USA’s MGO at the following address: Application review process All grant applications that meet review criteria will be reviewed, considered and evaluated by Duchesnay USA’s MGO based on its individual merit relative to other applications in accordance with all established guidelines and policies.
Should we have any additional questions regarding your application, we will contact you. The review process generally takes about 4 weeks. Once all of your supporting documents are received, we will consider your request and inform you promptly of its decision.
If your application is approved: you will receive written confirmation of approval. Requests should not be considered approved until a written notice of acceptance is received from Duchesnay USA. Please note that previous support does not guarantee future support and that due to the volume of requests received, Duchesnay USA is unable to grant every request for funding.
If your application is denied: applications for programs that have been previously declined by Duchesnay USA's MGO are not eligible for resubmission.
Grants will be awarded in accordance with FDA's Guidance on Industry-Supported Scientific and Educational Activities, OIG Compliance Program Guidance for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, PhRMA Code on Interactions with Healthcare Professionals, ACCME Standards for Commercial Support of Continuing Education, and all other applicable legal standards related to ethical corporate conduct.
Grants will not be provided for the purpose of including the provision of services or the promotion, sales or prescribing of any Duchesnay USA products. Duchesnay USA reserves the right to publish or otherwise disclose the details of any support provided by Duchesnay USA including but not limited to the name of the organization receiving funds, the amount of the grant and its purpose.
Should you have questions or need assistance in completing your application, please contact Duchesnay USA’s MGO at MGO@duchesnayusa. com or by fax to 484-380-2658. This site is intended solely for US residents.
Medical practices, products and/or regulations can be different from one country to another and as a result, the medical and/or product information on this site may not be appropriate for use outside of the United States. The information is not meant to suggest any medical course of action. Rather, it is intended to inform and to raise awareness so that these issues can be raised for discussion with qualified healthcare professionals.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Hospitals, medical associations, medical schools, and non-profit organizations. Funding is for broad audiences and cannot be used for the education of a single individual. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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