Physician and Public Awareness

Physician and Public Awareness is sponsored by The ResMed Foundation. This category focuses on physician and public awareness of the hazards of unhealthy sleep, with a focus on sleep-disordered breathing and sleep health. This could include educational initiatives related to obstructive sleep apnea and its link to stroke.

The ResMed Foundation | Physician and Public Awareness Proposals: Overview Apply For Funding: Physician and Public Awareness Proposals ›› Clinical Research Proposals ›› Physician and Public Awareness Proposals Application Process & Checklist of Required Attachments Grant Application Cover Sheet Proposal Narrative Guidelines ›› Community Philanthropy Proposals ›› Douglas/Schwartz Annual Emerging Investigators Research Award ›› Proposal Evaluation Criteria ›› Clinical Research Proposals ›› Physician and Public Awareness Proposals Application Process & Checklist of Required Attachments Grant Application Cover Sheet Proposal Narrative Guidelines ›› Community Philanthropy Proposals ›› Douglas/Schwartz Annual Emerging Investigators Research Award ›› Proposal Evaluation Criteria The Foundation's goal in this funding category is to further the awareness and knowledge of the inherent dangers of untreated sleep disordered breathing, its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment with sleep specialists, primary care physicians, educators and the general public.

Only programs that have wide outreach to a significant clinical or public population base will be considered. Institutionally focused CME programs will not be funded by the Foundation at this time. For examples of organizations that have been funded, please refer to Grant Recipients.

The ResMed Foundation is restricted from funding: Organizations without IRS not-for-profit status Organizations to which donations are not tax-deductible Regular and ongoing operating support Contingencies, deficits or debt reduction Donor recipients must be a qualified tax-exempt organization under section 501 (c) 3 of the US Internal Revenue Service or have the equivalent designation by the federal governing agency in another country.

Proof of said status is required of all organizations. Grants will be given to organizations that demonstrate that they have competent management who have a history of delivering results in an effective and cost efficient manner. Grants will be awarded with a clear expectation of measurable results and outcomes.

A "Letter of Agreement" (LOA) between the grantee and grantor will be required once a grant has been approved and prior to funding. FOLLOW-UP REPORT TO RESMED FOUNDATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Upon completion of the project a follow-up report to the Foundation describing how the Foundation was acknowledged, how the funds were spent and what were the definitive outcomes and achievements is required of all grant recipients.

Future funding is contingent on the Foundation's timely receipt of this report. The Foundation's goal in this funding category is to further the awareness and knowledge of the inherent dangers of untreated sleep disordered breathing, its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment with sleep specialists, primary care physicians, educators and the general public.

Only programs that have wide outreach to a significant clinical or public population base will be Institutionally focused CME programs will not be funded by the Foundation at this time. For examples of organizations that have been funded, please refer to Grant Recipients.

The ResMed Foundation is restricted from funding: Organizations without IRS not-for-profit status Organizations to which donations are not tax-deductible Regular and ongoing operating support Contingencies, deficits or debt reduction Donor recipients must be a qualified tax-exempt organization under section 501 (c) 3 of the US Internal Revenue Service or have the equivalent designation by the federal governing agency in another country.

Proof of said status is required of all organizations. Grants will be given to organizations that demonstrate that they have competent management who have a history of delivering results in an effective and cost efficient manner. Grants will be awarded with a clear expectation of measurable results and outcomes.

A "Letter of Agreement" (LOA) between the grantee and grantor will be required once a grant has been approved and prior to funding. FOLLOW-UP REPORT TO RESMED FOUNDATION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Upon completion of the project a follow-up report to the Foundation describing how the Foundation was acknowledged, how the funds were spent and what were the definitive outcomes and achievements is required of all grant recipients.

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