About the C-PROGRESS Pilot Studies Program
The National Pediatric Rehabilitation Resource Center offers an annual Pilot Studies program. This program encourages innovation and funds pilot studies with high potential for discovering efficacious treatments and promoting their rapid, high-fidelity application in clinical and community settings. The Center also considers methods and techniques development research – particularly when the topic fills a critical gap or seeks to overcome a major obstacle to conducting high-quality medical rehabilitation research with pediatric populations.
C-PROGRESS announced its first group of Pilot Studies Award recipients in Oct. 2020. Learn more about their novel pilot studies and research questions.
Funding
C-PROGRESS has allocated up to $150,000 per year toward its Pilot Studies Program.
Review Process
The American Association on Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (AACPDM) assists in announcing, reviewing, and scoring the Pilot Studies. Final funding decisions are made by the C-Progress team, with input and approval from the independent National Advisory Board.
Contact
Interested in learning more? Please contact Dr. Darragh at amy.darragh@osumc.edu for more information about the C-PROGRESS Pilot Studies Program.