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Getting Started on Grants

• Our Guide for initiating funded research at CHA provides advice on:

  • Proposals

  • Choosing a PI/research team

  • Scoping potential grantors

  • IRB review

  • CHA resources

  • Sign-offs

  • Budgeting

  • Contact information for further advice 

• When seeking to use CHA resources, follow these steps to get your grant application approved.

• Here are samples of successful NIH grant applications.

HMS Research Resources

• Harvard Medical School authorship guidelines defines authorship and advises on order of authorship and its implementations.

• Policies on academic integrity

CHA Research Resources

• Members of The International Review Board (IRB) at CHA are available to help you: 

  • develop a protocol or informed consent form

  • provide research education and training

  • help interpret how certain regulations apply to a specific research study

  • answer questions about IRB forms

• The CHA Office of Sponsored Research (OSR) provides research administrative support to CHA researchers who are applying for, or who have been awarded, a contract or a grant from a state, federal, or commercial entity or a public or private foundation.

• CHA is a participating institution of the Harvard Catalyst. The organization serves faculty and trainees across all Harvard schools and affiliate academic healthcare centers and provides a vast array of exceptional research resources to investigators.

• The CHA Medical Library has a variety of resources including journal searches, research databases, literature search requests and more. Please note: the CHA Medical Library webpage may require CHA login. You can also search Library in Staffnet.

• To learn more about ongoing CHA research, please visit Research at CHA which contains detailed information on our nine research centers.

Presenting Your Research

• Here is a sample of a Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) award-winning PowerPoint oral presentation.