Clinical & Community Health

Clinical and Community Health Issues program is an investigator-initiated, project-based award of up to $240,000 over two or three years. Applications are invited based upon the submission of a two-page letter of intent. Letters of intent are reviewed six times a year, and the application deadlines are in January and September of each year.

In 2007 six Clinical and Community Health Issues grant made:

Vinod Srihari, MD Yale University School of Medicine	“Specialized Treatment Early in Psychosis (STEP)”	$239,502
Thomas Gill, MD Yale University School of Medicine	“Enhancing Independent Bathing in Community Living Elders”	$239,999
Nina Kadan-Lottick, MD Yale University School of Medicine	“Survivors of Cancer in Adolescent and Young Adults”	$240,000
Naomi Driesen, PhD Yale University School of Medicine	“Prefrontal Development in Youths at Risk for Schizophrenia”	$239,938
Sheila M. Alessi, PhD University of Connecticut Health Center	“Contingency Management and Pharmacotherapy for Smoking Cessation”	$238,490
Larry Davidson, PhD Yale University School of Medicine	“Restoring Hope and Health to Adults with Serious Mental Illness”	$240,000

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