Cost-Effective Cardiac Risk Reduction in South Dakota
GrantID: 77710
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
Summary
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Grant Overview
South Dakota applicants encounter cost constraints driven by the state's sparse population and limited number of academic medical centers. With only two institutions holding NIH-ranked cardiovascular research portfolios, collaborative proposals must stretch limited core facility fees across sites separated by 300 miles or more. These distances inflate both equipment shipping and personnel travel budgets beyond levels typical for Midwest comparators.
Sioux Falls and Rapid City house the primary research infrastructure, yet proposals targeting American Indian communities on the Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations require additional funds for interpreter services and tribally approved consent processes. State health department data indicate that cardiac mortality rates in these counties exceed statewide averages by 41 percent, yet per-participant recruitment costs run 2.3 times higher than in urban settings.
Eligibility requires that the lead institution be a South Dakota Board of Regents campus or the Avera Research Institute, with subcontracts to at least one tribal health program. Budgets must separate costs for standard lab assays from the higher per-specimen fees charged by reference laboratories in neighboring states when local capacity is exceeded. Reviewers also examine whether proposed equipment purchases can be shared under existing state master service agreements to avoid duplication.
The funding opportunity accommodates these constraints by allowing up to 15 percent of direct costs for transportation and interpreter line items without triggering additional justification tiers. Proposals that demonstrate use of the state's existing telehealth network to reduce in-person visit frequency receive administrative preference.
Unlike North Dakota applications, South Dakota reviewers require a letter from the Indian Health Service Aberdeen Area confirming that data-sharing agreements comply with tribal sovereignty requirements before any award is issued.
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