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DESCRIPTION:\nWhat do they want? Writing Effective Grant Proposals\n\n\n	Mer
 edith Vanstone\, PhD\;  Lawrence Grierson\, PhD\n\n	Abstract: Having a grea
 t idea is not sufficient to secure research funding. Successful grant writ
 ing requires the demonstration of scientific\, rhetorical\, collaborative\
 , and social expertise. In this workshop\, we will discuss the funding lan
 dscape in Canada\, elucidating some principles of grant writing success in
  the field of health professions education and offering some directed advi
 ce based on our experience securing funding and acting as reviewers for fu
 nding agencies. We offer the provocation that grant writers should base th
 eir applications around the question “what do they want to fund?”. This qu
 estion encourages a service-based orientation to research based on health 
 systems challenges\, decision-maker questions\, or topical problems that a
 re of central concern to the individual funding agency.\n\n	Meredith Vansto
 ne\, PhD and Lawrence Grierson\, PhD are Associate Professors in the Depar
 tment of Family Medicine at McMaster University. Meredith holds a Canada R
 esearch Chair in Ethical Complexity in Primary Care. Lawrence is a scienti
 st with the McMaster Program for Education Research\, Innovation\, and The
 ory. They both engage in health professions education scholarship and educ
 ation program leadership\, directing McMaster’s MD/PhD program (Meredith) 
 and Health Science Education graduate program (Lawrence). As grant writers
 \, Meredith and Lawrence have had success earning >24 million funding from
  funding agencies which are international (Greenwall Foundation\, Independ
 ent Research Fund Denmark)\, national (CIHR\, SSHRC\, RCPSC)\, and provinc
 ial (e.g.\, HAHSO\, PSI). Meredith and Lawrence will draw on these grant-w
 riting experiences as well as their experience responding to proposals and
  initiating partnerships to do education and health related policy work pa
 rtnered with and funded by decision-makers such as the CFPC\, CADTH\, and 
 Simon Fraser University.\n\n
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