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Inspiring Digital Health Innovations Seed Grant Program is sponsored by University of Utah Health Sciences. This annual seed grant competition provides start-up funds for promising projects in digital health innovation. It aims to help emerging research teams launch new projects, test ideas, and develop preliminary data for competitive grant applications and/or commercialization.
Areas of interest include new digital health tools addressing clinician, patient, and population needs; personalized, value-driven, patient-centered care; integration of patient-generated and clinical data; and novel applications of gaming techniques to digital health research questions.
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Digital Health Initiative University of Utah Health Inspiring Digital Health Innovations Seed Grant Program The DHI hosts an annual seed grant competition aimed at providing start-up funds towards promising projects in digital health innovation across campus.
These grants seek to allow emerging research teams to launch new projects, test ideas, and develop the preliminary data required for developing competitive grant applications and/or commercialization opportunities. The Digital Health Initiative is thrilled to announce the fourth round of Digital Health Innovations seed grant program aimed at catalyzing new collaborations and innovative research in digital health.
Pilot awards will be supported up to $50,000 with a potential additional $25,000 for projects that engage the Software Development & Systems Design Core (SD2C) as a development partner. Applications will be due on March 16th, 2026 at 11:59 PM MST via InfoReady: https://utah. infoready4.
com/#freeformCompetitionDetail/1999558 We invite applications that build upon University of Utah Health’s existing strengths in digital health and generate preliminary data and/or collaborations that position teams for competitive external funding or commercialization.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: Development and investigation of new digital health tools addressing needs of clinicians, patients, and populations Use of digital health tools to facilitate personalized, value-driven, patient-centered care Integration of patient-generated health data with clinical data to improve outcomes Novel applications of gaming techniques to critical digital health research questions Note: Projects involving applications of AI or data science components (such as the development of prediction models or data interoperability with existing systems or devices) may be considered only if at least one of the proposal’s specific aims involves design and/or evaluation of the technology by clinical end users (e.g. user-testing or pilot implementation with clinicians or patients) PIs must not have received seed grant or recruitment funds from the DHI within the past three funding cycles (i.e. since July 2023) Only one research proposal per principal investigator (PI) will be reviewed All PIs must be at least 0.
75 FTE tenure-track faculty or clinical/research-track faculty at the University of Utah We look forward to your applications! If you have any questions, please click here to review the full request for proposals on InfoReady or contact Dr. Emily Post at emily. r.
post@hsc. utah. edu to learn more.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Emerging research teams at the University of Utah Health, potentially engaging the Software Development & Systems Design Core (SD2C). Projects involving AI or data science components may be considered if at least one specific aim involves design and/or evaluation of the technology by clinical end-users. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000 (potential additional $25,000 for SD2C engagement). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Inspiring Digital Health Innovations Seed Grant Program is funded by University of Utah Health Sciences. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Utah. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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