Foundation / Corporation
COPIC Medical Foundation
01/15/21
Grants to nonprofit organizations in multiple USA states for initiatives and programs to address important healthcare issues. Funding is intended for programs that focus on quality improvement initiatives and patient safety. Proposals from Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Utah, Oklahoma, and Arizona may receive preference based on the foundation’s existing geographic footprint.
The COPIC Medical Foundation works to improve healthcare outcomes through grant funding of:
The Funding Source values ideas and ways of thinking that are new, novel and original. Priority is placed on concepts and approaches that renew or alter the way something has been done.
2021 Focus Area: Fragmentation Across Care Settings
Modified from ECRI (www.ecri.org): As healthcare delivery grows more complex, with multiple provider settings for care delivery and telehealth, care fragmentation is a top patient safety concern because it can impede communication among a patient’s providers and interfere with care coordination.
Breakdowns in care from a fragmented healthcare system can lead to readmissions, missed diagnoses, medication errors, delayed treatment, duplicative testing and procedures, and reduction in quality of care leading to general patient and provider dissatisfaction.
Fragmentation can occur from one provider setting to another, as well as within a healthcare facility from one unit or department to another. Systems-level structures and policies often play a role in reducing or propagating fragmentation and have a role to play in shaping the organizations within the system in how they work together.
Healthcare organizations must collaborate with each other and decide how to transfer information about patients they share. For example, health information technology can help providers share information about their patients. Organizations must devise strategies to “close the loop” and ensure that providers are aware of and address actionable patient information, such as test result.
GrantWatch ID#: 179880
$650,000
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Applications can be emailed to mhintze@copic.com.
COPIC Medical Foundation
7351 Lowry Boulevard, Ste. 400
Denver, CO 80230
Kathy Brown, Vice President, Corporate Marketing and Communications
kbrown@copic.com
720-858-6066
USA: Arizona; Colorado; Iowa; Minnesota; Nebraska; North Dakota; Oklahoma; South Dakota; Utah
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