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Joule launches COVID-19 Innovation Grants

June 3, 2020


Deborah Scott-Douglas 2Ottawa – The pandemic has challenged Canada’s healthcare system and physician-led innovation is an undeniable lever to effectively respond to COVID-19. Joule is very pleased to launch its biggest grant offering to help support new solutions and ideas, with $1 million in grants earmarked for solutions to the pandemic.

The COVID-19 Innovation Grant Program is inviting physicians and medical learners to submit applications in one of three categories:

  • Wellness and safety of health workers: Initiatives that support and protect the health and well-being of front-line health workers and ensures the adequate supply, distribution and use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other tools or equipment to enhance health workers’ safety.
  • Access to care: Initiatives that facilitate providing assessment and treatment for those affected by COVID-19 and increase health system capacity and efficiency to maintain essential health services and provide care unrelated to COVID-19 while managing the outbreak.
  • Population health solutions: Initiatives that facilitate the alignment of population and public health with institutional and community care and support equitable access to care and public health services across sub-populations within Canada.

“The pandemic has disrupted so much in society and healthcare, and that is when innovation is most needed to help bridge gaps and advance new approaches, stated Deborah Scott-Douglas (pictured), Joule president. Joule is excited to launch such a sizable grant offering to support our health professionals fighting COVID-19, address capacity issues and deliver population health solutions.”

Applications will be accepted until 11:59 pm (EST) on June 21st, 2020. Each application must be submitted by a CMA physician member.

To learn more about the program, the grant categories and how to apply, please visit joulecma.ca/grants.

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