Society for Medical Decision Making

Presented by SMDM DSCCo + CDC
Session leads are Hadley Smith, PhD, MPSA and Ryan Suk

We are excited to announce the launch of new series hosted by the SMDM Decision Sciences for Child Health Collaborative (DSCCo) and the Career Development Committee (CDC) that will focus on grant preparation and guidance, Grant Review and Networking for Trainees (GRANTs). We will address topics related to grant funding in quarterly one-hour virtual meetings, including strategies for writing successful decision science proposals for health funders and experience with various career development and research award mechanisms. We will also provide the opportunity for trainees and early career researchers (within 10 years of their terminal degree) to receive valuable feedback on a polished draft of a portion of a proposal in progress (e.g., a specific aims page or a letter of intent). Participation will be limited to SMDM members to encourage free exchange of ideas and maintenance of confidentiality.

3 December Session Details

Brett Anderson, MD, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, United States
Brian Saelens, PhD, Seattle Children's Hospital, United States

Whether you are an experienced grant writer or new to the process, this upcoming session will offer valuable tips from the panelists and provide an opportunity to receive expert and peer feedback. Join us for the second installment of the GRANTs series: Writing Effective Specific Aims.

This session will focus on writing effective specific aims, and our esteemed panelists will share their invaluable tips and insights to help participants improve their grant writing skills. Additionally, we are offering participants the opportunity to have their specific aims pages reviewed by the panelists during the webinar. If you would like to receive feedback on your specific aims page, please look out for the submission instructions in your confirmation email upon registration.

Please note that the session will not be recorded to ensure that the content is kept exclusively within the group of participants. This opportunity is available only to SMDM members, and we ask everyone to keep the details of the session confidential.

To submit for consideration, please register by 26 November and follow the instructions in your confirmation email. We look forward to your participation!

Registration will remain open until the event for anyone interested in attending without submitting a document for review.

3 December > Register Here