Advocacy Grants
Advocacy grants are given to previous Mapping the Landscape literature review grantees to support projects in which they will use information or evidence derived from their literature review to advocate for change.
Activate for Inquiry: A Model for Creating and Sustaining a Culture of Speaking Up
Sara Kim, PhD — University of Washington
Jennifer Best, MD — University of Washington
Ross Ehrmantraut, RN — University of Washington
Stephanie J. Schulz — University of Washington
Christina M. Surawicz, MD — University of Washington
Christian Coté — University Health Network
Kelly Edwards, PhD — University of Washington
Chuck Sloane, JD — University of Washington
Jon Anscher, MAT — University of Washington
Advocacy and Training to Improve Patient-Centered Technology (iPaCT) use in the Digital Age
Wei Wei Lee, MD — University of Chicago
Anita Samarth — Clinovations Government + Health
Michael Banks, MD — MDea and The Doctor’s Channel
MaryKay Czerwiec, RN MA — Columbia College Chicago, Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, GraphicMedicine.org
Vineet Arora, MD MAPP — University of Chicago
Discovery Grants
Discovery grants are given to previous Mapping the Landscape literature review grantees to support studies designed to fill a research gap identified in their literature review.
Organ Donation Across Cultures: Developing Best Practices
Margot Phillips, MD — Massachusetts General Hospital
Tess Lauricella — Massachusetts General Hospital
Áine Lorié, PhD — Kaplan University
Arabella Simpkin, MA BMBCh MRCPCH — Harvard University and Oxford University
Helen Riess, MD — Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School
Mindfulness Interventions for Family Caregivers of Patients in Home Hospice
Jennifer Tjia, MD, MSCE — UMass Memorial Foundation
A Qualitative Study of Preferred Institutional Approaches to Control of Work-Home Interference for Physicians
Colin West, MD, PhD — Mayo Medical School
Lotte N. Dyrbye, MD, MHPE — Mayo Clinic
Fred W. Hafferty, PhD — Mayo Clinic
Tait D. Shanafelt, MD — Mayo Clinic