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US Dept of Defense – Military Burn Research Program

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Technology/Therapeutic Development Award HT942524SMBRP

  • up to USD$2.2M over 3 years
  • pre-proposals due 3 June 2024
  • supports the translation of promising pre-clinical findings into products for clinical applications
  • product oriented (eg device, drug, clinical guidelines).  Product may be a tangible item (eg drugs or biologics) or a device, or a knowledge-based product
  • proof-of-concept demonstrating utility or prototype/preliminary version required
  • preliminary data required
  • clinical trials not allowed
  • must address at least one focus area
  • Document: Funding Opportunity: HT942524SMBRP-TTDA-BAA_GG

 

Patient-Centered Research ProgramHT942524MBRPPCRA 

  • up to USD$2.2M over 3 years
  • pre-proposals due 3 June 2024
  • bridges gap between research, practice and policy by building a knowledge base on how interventions and clinical practices/guidelines and policies can be deployed to targeted populations at the appropriate time at the point of need
  • funding must support clinical research or clinical trials
  • cannot be used for pre-clinical or animal research
  • preliminary data required
  • must address at least one focus area
  • Document: Funding Opportunity: HT942524MBRPPCRA_GG_v2

 

Focus Areas

  • Atypical Burns – Development and/or validation of methods to assess, treat, and/or prevent the progression of burns resulting from cold exposure, radiation, directed energy, chemical, or high voltage/combat-related electrical injuries.
  • Burn Knowledge Products – Research to innovate best practices in the acute burn care continuum.
  • Burn Injury-Related Complications – Development and/or validation of methods to prevent, assess and/or treat burn injury-related complications including  over/under fluid resuscitation to include limited or low volume resuscitation; acute respiratory distress syndrome; sepsis; inhalation injuries; peripheral neuropathy; chronification of pain (prevention only).

 

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