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Funding opportunities
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Martha McMenamin Scholarship 2010
Martha McMenamin was the Chief Nurse in the Western Health & Social Services Area and Divisional Chair of Business & Professional Women who bequeathed a fund for members of the Nursing and Midwifery professions working in Ireland to undertake a study in the fields of nursing or midwifery. Each Scholarship is worth up to a maximum of £5,000 which the Panel will allocate as deemed appropriate.
Further information:
 Information Flyer
 Application Form
Good Practice Guidelines
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IANO inaugural Pesidents Prize
The IANO will be awarding its inaugural presidents prize to the successful applicant for this years research proposal.
The prize will be a clincial placement in the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in New York.
Click here for further information
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Irish Hospice Foundation Local Research Grants and Research Training Grants for 2009
The Irish Hospice Foundation Research Committee welcomes proposals for:
1. Local research projects in hospice / palliative and bereavement care (grants to a maximum of €6,000) and
2. Training of individual members of staff in research methodology (grants to a maximum of €3,000)
Deadline for receipt of completed applications is Friday 27th November 2009.
Application form may be downloaded from www.hospice-foundation.ie or contact Orla Keegan, Head of Education, Research and Bereavement Services, Irish Hospice Foundation: 01 6793188 ir orla.keegan@hospice-foundation.ie
Download further information and application forms here:
Local Research Grant Call
Local Research Grant Application form
Research Training Grant Call
Research Training Grant Application form
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HISI Research Bursaries 2009
Every year the Society awards two research grants of €2000 each, to enable individuals study an area of Healthcare Informatics. Submissions are received from a range of Informatics students at Bachelor, Higher Diploma/Post Graduate Diploma, Masters and PhD level.
Applicants are required to submit a 500-word application incorporating the rationale for the study, a brief section on the methodology proposed and a breakdown of the planned use of the funding to be awarded. Finally, they should state how this study will contribute to the area of healthcare informatics in Ireland.
For more information about the HISI Research Bursaries, please visit www.hisi.ie and submissions can be emailed to hisi@ics.ie
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Wound Management Association of Ireland Bursaries
The wound management association of Ireland award bursaries of up to €5,000 annually to support reserach and/or education in the area of wound management. The fund maybe divided or administered as one grant depending on the number and quality of applications. Further information can be had from the website www.wmaoi.ie or email the office at office@wmaoi.ie
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European Health Management Association (EHMA) - Awards
1. Baxter Award: Funded by the Baxter Corporation the Baxter Award is awarded for an outstanding publication and/or practical contribution to excellence in healthcare management in Europe. Further info from http://www.ehma.org/activities/default.asp?NCID=43 or visit www.baxter.com
2. Karolinska Medical Management Centre/EHMA Research Award: Funded by the Karolinska MMC, this award is presented for the best publication associated with a doctoral thesis related to health management. Visit http://www.lime.ki.se/mmc for further information.
Further info on both awards from: EHMA, Vergemount Hall, Clonskeagh, Dublin 6, Ireland or 01 2839299 or info@ehma.org
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The Queen’s Institute of District Nursing in Ireland awards small grants
to fund clinically based research into the provision of community/palliative
nursing care where there is a delay or no funds available from Health Boards or relevant authorities.
Requests for funds are considered quarterly.
Further details, including an application form are available from www.qidn.ie/apply.htm
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