New RFA Now Open
Research Benefitting Rural Populations Pilot Grant Opportunity is now open.
More InformationProgram Overview
The goal of TRI’s Pilot Program is to provides seed funds for feasibility testing and generation of preliminary data to support future research efforts that will make a measurable positive impact on health issues facing Arkansas and Arkansans.
Request for Applications (RFAs) are released biannually and rotate among these four focus areas:
- Health concerns and challenges of rural and underrepresented populations
- Implementation science to incorporate new research findings into the health care system, including rural practices
- Biomedical informatics approaches that examine unique state data resources
- Community and/or stakeholder-partnered research.
Meet Our Past Awardees
- Biomedical Informatics 2017
- Implementation Science 2018
- Special Opioid and Pain Management Pilot Award 2018
(Special RFA funded by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research) - Health Challenges of Rural and Underrepresented Populations 2019
- Translational Research Involving Special Populations 2019
- Translational Biomedical Informatics Research Benefiting Rural Health 2020
Leadership
Donald Mock, MD, PhD
Nia Indelicato, MNO, CRS
Chrissie Barnes, MAT