Regulation .11 Application Process for Cancer Research Grants.
Regulation .11 Application Process for Cancer Research Grants.LinkCopy Citation
An applicant for a cancer research grant shall:
A.
Submit a completed application to the CCPC by the due date listed in the application packet; and
B.
Include in the application packet the following information as specified in the Department’s application packet:
(1)
An executive summary stating:
(a)
How the grant funds will be used;
(b)
What institutions and other persons will be involved in the research;
(c)
Whether basic, clinical, applied, translational, or community-based research is being proposed;
(d)
Whether the proposed research is included in a recommendation of the Maryland Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan; and
(e)
How the grant money is expected to further the knowledge of cancer;
(2)
A statement of the need for the cancer research, including:
(a)
Previous literature in the area; and
(b)
Any work that the applicant has done in the research area;
(3)
A proposed cancer research plan describing:
(a)
How the grant funds will be used;
(b)
Who will be involved in the research;
(c)
What the anticipated results of the research with the grant funds will be; and
(d)
What goals, objectives, and activities will be pursued with the grant funds;
(4)
A brief professional resume or curriculum vitae of:
(a)
The principal investigator; and
(b)
Other key staff;
(5)
A description of how the proposed research will help to eliminate disparities between racial and ethnic minorities and the white population;
(6)
A list of the institutional review boards to which the research will be submitted for review and approval before the research is initiated, including the:
(a)
Department's Institutional Review Board; and
(b)
Applicant's relevant institutional review board;
(7)
A timeline showing the expected start date and completion date for each activity to be conducted under the grant, including application to and approval from the:
(a)
Department's Institutional Review Board; and
(b)
Applicant's relevant institutional review board;
(8)
An organizational chart showing where the work under the research grant is located within the applicant's organization;
(9)
A statement that the grant funds will not be used to supplant any existing funding for this cancer research and, if an applicant receives funding for a similar cancer research activity, a listing of the funding:
(a)
Source;
(b)
Amount; and
(c)
Period for the activity;
(10)
A line item budget for the cancer research grant; and
(11)
A written budget justification for each line item request.