Building Telehealth Capacity in South Dakota's Indigenous Communities

GrantID: 57860

Grant Funding Amount Low: $250,000

Deadline: May 25, 2026

Grant Amount High: $250,000

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Summary

If you are located in South Dakota and working in the area of Education, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Grant Overview

Priority Outcomes for South Dakota's Research Education Programs for Health Professionals Grant

Advancing Research Education in South Dakota

The Grants for Research Education Programs for Health Professionals aims to support educational initiatives that foster a deeper understanding of biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research among health professionals in South Dakota. The South Dakota Department of Education and the South Dakota Board of Regents are key state agencies that will be involved in implementing and overseeing the grant's objectives. A primary focus of the grant is on outreach activities that promote research education, particularly in the state's frontier counties where access to research opportunities and healthcare resources is limited.

South Dakota's unique demographic features, such as its large Native American population and rural landscape, present both challenges and opportunities for advancing research education. The state's research institutions and healthcare providers will need to develop targeted strategies to engage these populations and address the specific health disparities they face. For instance, the grant could support educational programs that focus on Native American health issues, or initiatives that provide research training to healthcare professionals in rural areas. By doing so, the grant can help improve health outcomes and promote health equity across the state.

Measuring Success in Research Education

To achieve the grant's objectives, it is essential to establish clear priority outcomes that can be measured and evaluated. Some of the key outcomes that will be tracked include the number of health professionals participating in research education programs, the number of research projects conducted by participants, and the impact of these projects on healthcare outcomes in South Dakota. Additionally, the grant will assess the extent to which the funded programs promote collaboration between research institutions, healthcare providers, and industry partners in South Dakota and neighboring states, such as Minnesota and Nebraska.

The grant will also focus on promoting research education in areas that are critical to the state's economy and healthcare system, such as healthcare workforce development and rural health. By supporting research education in these areas, the grant can help address the state's healthcare workforce shortages and improve healthcare outcomes in rural areas. For example, the University of South Dakota's Sanford School of Medicine has a strong program in rural health research and education, which could be a valuable partner in the grant.

Q: What types of research education programs are eligible for funding under this grant? A: Eligible programs include those that focus on biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research, as well as those that promote research education among health professionals in South Dakota.

Q: How will the grant evaluate the success of the research education programs it funds? A: The grant will track key outcomes, including the number of health professionals participating in research education programs, the number of research projects conducted by participants, and the impact of these projects on healthcare outcomes in South Dakota.

Q: Can institutions from other states participate in the grant? A: While the grant is focused on South Dakota, institutions from neighboring states, such as North Dakota and Minnesota, may be able to participate in the grant if they have a collaborative partnership with a South Dakota-based institution.

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