Addressing Barriers to Healthcare Transitions for Survivors of Childhood and Adolescent Cancers (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

- Supports research to help young cancer survivors move from pediatric to adult healthcare. - Focuses on creating and testing ways to improve this transition. - Aims to find best practices for long-term care of childhood and adolescent cancer survivors. - Encourages projects that address health disparities, especially for high-risk groups like the uninsured. - Example topics: improving care coordination, adapting existing programs, engaging survivors in adult care, managing physical and mental health needs, and improving communication between patients and providers. - Projects must test or evaluate new strategies or interventions. - Studies should consider how their solutions can be used in real-world settings and be sustainable. - Multidisciplinary research teams are encouraged.

• Applicants must be individuals
• Open to nonprofit and for-profit organizations, agencies, and institutions of higher education in the USA and territories

• Required registrations (may take several weeks)
• Research proposal focused on intervention or strategy evaluation
• Description of scalability and sustainability plans
• Multidisciplinary team recommended

• Up to $499,000 in funding
• Support for research on healthcare transitions for young cancer survivors
• Opportunity to develop and test new interventions