At HIROC, we value research and innovative projects that drive healthcare safety. But we know this work demands time and resources. To that end, the HIROC Foundation Safety Grants provides funding support toward our Subscribers’ innovative safety solutions.
2023 Safety Grants Program
Key Dates
- July 17 – Grants application portal opens
- September 13 – Grants application portal closes
Applications must be submitted through the online portal before the submission deadline.
All applicants will be notified about their application in November 2023.
Themes
HIROC is accepting applications under several safety themes. Subscribers select the Theme by specifying the Topic and Safety Area on the application.
Topics
- Improving interprofessional care dynamics
- Implementing alternative models of care and care delivery
- Improving principles of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging
- Improving safety through workflow redesign
- Improving transitions of care
- Building resilience
Safety Areas
- Maternal neonatal harm
- Patient deterioration
- Death by suicide while under care
- Other areas (e.g., cyber, risk governance, HHR, etc.)
Have Questions?
Please email grants@hiroc.com.
2022 Safety Grants Program
Curious about our past winners and their work? Check out the list of 2022 Subscriber recipients, and read about the takeaways from the 2023 Safety Grants Learning Day held in June.
What is the Safety Grants Program?
The Safety Grants Program is an annual initiative created by The HIROC Foundation, providing funding support toward our Subscribers' innovative safety solutions. The program is funded through profits from our Brokerage - just another way that HIROC gives back to the healthcare system.
The Safety Grants Program aims to drive awareness to the need for greater agility and intelligence sharing within the healthcare environment.
All Subscribers are encouraged to apply and begin funding projects improving the quality and safety of care happening in healthcare facilities.
Since 2018, the HIROC Foundation has awarded a total of $655,000 to 37 Subscriber organizations.
