Funded projects and grants
2005-06 Academic Year Education and Training Grant Projects
Department of Family Medicine
- Fahey PJ, Gabel, LL. The Ohio Center of Excellence in Education in Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response. Health Resources and Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services, two-year grant - $1,252,300; September 2003.
- Knutson DM, Post DM. Teaching to the CORE: Using Core Competencies without Losing Core Values. Department of Health and Human Services, three-year grant - $642,190; July 2005.
- Longenecker RL. Rural Health Scholars Program. Dr. J Martin Byers, Jr. Memorial Fund and Mary J. and Robert S. Young Fund, Family Medicine Endowment Funds, three-year grant - $6,000 annually for 3 years, 2002-2005; renewed at $7-8,000 annually, 2005-2008.
- Post DM. Community-Based Patient Safety Education for the Elderly. National Patient Safety Foundation, one-year grant - $99,878; April 2005.
- Post DM. Efficacy of Web-Based Training in Skin Cancer Triage. National Institutes of Health: R01, five-year grant - $1,977,697; July 2004.
- Young Fund, Family Medicine Endowment Funds, three-year grant - $6,000 annually for 3 years, 2002-2005; renewed at $7-8,000 annually, 2005-2008.
- Post DM. Community-Based Patient Safety Education for the Elderly. National Patient Safety Foundation, one-year grant - $99,878; April 2005.
- Post DM. Efficacy of Web-Based Training in Skin Cancer Triage. National Institutes of Health: R01, five-year grant - $1,977,697; July 2004.
2004-05 Academic Year Education and Training Grant Projects
Department of Family Medicine
- Gabel LL: Ohio Telemedicine, Education and Linkage Program (Ohio TeleHELP): A Proof-of Concept Study. $150,000. Ohio Board of Regents, January 2005.
- Ledford C, Cronau H, Bahn T: Physician Development in Primary Care – Family Medicine and General Internal Medicine. $245,155, three-year grant funded by the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources Services and Administration, June 2005.
- Miser WF: Are Continuity of Care and the Use of a Diabetic Flow Sheet Associated With Improved Quality of Care in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Who Receive Their Care in a Family Practice Office Setting? $2,500. Ohio Academy of Family Physicians Foundation Summer Research Externship Program, two-month grant, April 2005.
- Mohammad Y, Gabel LL: Telemedicine by a Stroke Neurologist is Superior to Bedside Emergency Room Physicians in Assessment of NIHSS. $10,000, six-month grant funded by Genetech, July 2004.
- Post D, Weiss B, Belle-Brown, J: A Randomized Trial of the Effectiveness of Ask-Me-3 in Improving Physician-Patient.
2003-04 Academic Year Education and Training Grant Projects
Department of Family Medicine
- Wexler R, Gabel LL. Toward Effective Management of Chronic Disease: Evolving the Ohio State Department of Family Medicine Response, 2004 Pfizer/AAFP Visiting Professorship Program in Family Medicine, three-month grant - $7,500; September 2004.
- McDougle L, Miser WF. The Ohio Center of Excellence in Education for Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response, two-year grant - $863,993; October 2003.
- Welker MJ, Gabel LL.Building Research Capacity: Enhancing Research Productivity, Department of Health and Human Services, three-year grant - $1,060,560; September 2003.
- Knutson D, Gabel LL.Ohio State’s Four-year Family Medicine Curriculum: C.A.S.E. (Comprehensive Active Student Education), Department of Health and Human Services, three-year grant - $604,465; July 2002.
- Miser WF, Gabel LL.Challenging Sociocultural Health Disparities: A Collaborative Interdisciplinary Model Podogeriatric Curriculum Plan, Department of Health and Human Services, three-year grant - $485,966; October 2001.
- Gabel LL.A Four-Track University-Anchored Community-Oriented Residency, Department of Health and Human Services, three-year grant - $538,822; July 2001
