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The PhRMA Foundation is accepting applications for its Health Outcomes program. Health outcomes research spans a broad spectrum of issues related to healthcare delivery, from studies evaluating the effectiveness of a pharmaceutical intervention to the impact of reimbursement policies on outcomes of care. It also ranges from the development of tools to perform patient-based assessments to analyses of the ways in which results of outcomes research are disseminated to providers or consumers to encourage behavior change.

We encourage innovators to submit potentially ground-breaking ideas in perinatal care, including a particular interest in the following areas:  - Consumer Healthcare  - Community Health Approaches - Health Technologies  - Medical Devices  - Patient Care - Pharmaceuticals - Cross-sector Initiatives   Priority will be given to science-based potential innovations backed by data.  Applications that clearly describe a concept or path forward to achieve these goals will also be considered during evaluation. Please keep in mind that no idea is too big or too early for consideration. The goal of the Maternal Health QuickFire Challenge is to discover solutions aimed to help mothers survive and prevent adverse consequences from pregnancy and childbirth.  These potential solutions should be meet the below outlined criteria. The submitted potential solution must be either be pioneering or evidence based. Please provide data supporting the theory of change or the intervention accordingly. Submitted ideas must meet at least three of the below criteria: - Actionable - is the project achievable? - Measurable in terms of health impact - Filling a current data gap - Proven sustainability or strong rationale for a sustainable business model - Scalable

We encourage innovators to submit potentially ground-breaking ideas in perinatal care, including a particular interest in the following areas:  - Consumer Healthcare  - Community Health Approaches - Health Technologies  - Medical Devices  - Patient Care - Pharmaceuticals - Cross-sector Initiatives   Priority will be given to science-based potential innovations backed by data.  Applications that clearly describe a concept or path forward to achieve these goals will also be considered during evaluation. Please keep in mind that no idea is too big or too early for consideration. The goal of the Maternal Health QuickFire Challenge is to discover solutions aimed to help mothers survive and prevent adverse consequences from pregnancy and childbirth.  These potential solutions should be meet the below outlined criteria. The submitted potential solution must be either be pioneering or evidence based. Please provide data supporting the theory of change or the intervention accordingly. Submitted ideas must meet at least three of the below criteria: - Actionable - is the project achievable? - Measurable in terms of health impact - Filling a current data gap - Proven sustainability or strong rationale for a sustainable business model - Scalable

The purpose of this funding opportunity is to conduct activities to promote and support vaccination services within the pharmacy setting. Activities include, but are not limited to: - Education/Outreach to pharmacists about current pediatric, adolescent, and adult immunization recommendations and proper vaccine administration - Facilitation of communication and exchange of information between pharmacists and providers and public health programs -Quality Improvement efforts -Improved immunization documentation through use of immunization information systems and data sharing -Coordination with public health preparedness and immunization programs to establish formalized agreements for pandemic vaccine program readiness and response By the end of the project, the awardee is expected to disseminate and promote best practices/successes to a national audience of healthcare providers, including both pharmacists and other healthcare providers.