NIDDK Career Transition Award (K22) in Patient-Oriented Research
2006
NIDDK Career Transition Award and Disparities Research Proposals
publication
Author Information
Primary Institution: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
Conclusion
The NIDDK Career Transition Award aims to support physician-scientists in their transition to independent research careers, while the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation seeks to reduce health care disparities through targeted research proposals.
Supporting Evidence
- The NIDDK Career Transition Award provides up to 5 years of support for research training.
- The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation invites proposals to reduce health care disparities.
Takeaway
The NIDDK is giving money to help doctors become independent researchers, and another group wants to find ways to make health care fairer for everyone.
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