Childhood Cancer Management Impact in Indiana's Urban Areas
GrantID: 14434
Grant Funding Amount Low: $150,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $150,000
Summary
Grant Overview
Target Outcomes for Childhood Cancer Management in Indiana
In Indiana, the objective of funding digital health tools for childhood cancer management is to significantly improve treatment adherence and health outcomes for pediatric patients. With an increasing incidence of childhood cancers, particularly in urban areas, utilizing technology to streamline communication between families and healthcare providers is essential. The grant aims to develop a comprehensive digital health application that provides medication reminders, symptom tracking, and real-time communication capabilities.
Importance of These Outcomes in Indiana’s Healthcare Context
The high prevalence of childhood cancers in some urban neighborhoods of Indiana can lead to alarming disparities in treatment adherence. Families often face multiple barriers, including socioeconomic factors and difficulties in accessing timely information about treatment protocols. By funding the development of this digital application, the goal is to empower families with the necessary resources to manage their child’s care effectively. Improved adherence to treatment plans is expected to lead to better health outcomes and lower rates of treatment-related complications.
Implementation Approach for Indiana’s Digital Health Tools
Eligible applicants must focus on developing and implementing user-friendly applications that can be integrated into existing healthcare systems. Proposals should include research data that supports the anticipated outcomes and demonstrate collaborations with hospitals and community organizations already working with pediatric oncology patients.
Additionally, successful proposals will need to address user engagement strategies that ensure families are aware of, and can effectively utilize, the digital tools being provided. Outreach efforts to local communities will be crucial for ensuring widespread adoption of the technology and enhancing overall treatment adherence rates.
Ultimately, the funding will not only help in mitigating urban health disparities but also set a precedent for how health technology can be effectively harnessed in managing childhood cancer treatment in Indiana.
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