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Research to Solutions (R2S) grant is sponsored by National Safety Council (NSC) - MSD Solutions Lab. This grant aims to develop, evaluate, and/or disseminate effective solutions for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), focusing on occupational injury risk reduction. While not exclusively for healthcare, MSDs are prevalent in healthcare settings, and the grant invites academic institutions to innovate new solutions.
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