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National Palliative Care Research Center

Without research, palliative care is an art, not a science.

Resubmissions

If a proposal is not funded after its first submission, then no more than two revised proposals will be accepted at a later date (i.e., three submissions in total).

A Letter of Intent is required for all resubmissions. 

If invited for submission, the revised proposal must include the following:

  1. Same title as the original proposal submitted;
  2. A two-page limit summary describing how the revised proposal addresses the previous submission's shortcomings (not included in the 15 page limit); and
  3. The revised proposal.
 

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