Cardinal Health Announces Application to Grant Program for Funding Quality Improvement Initiatives

The Cardinal Health Foundation will award more than $1 million in grant funding to help U.S. hospitals, health systems, community health clinics and other non-profit healthcare institutions improve the efficiency and quality of patient care.

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Cardinal Health Foundation E3 Grant Program applicants are encouraged to submit funding requests for projects that will improve quality, such as medication safety; transfer of patients from hospital environments to home and other healthcare settings; and operating room safety.

 

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In addition to receiving funding, grantees working on quality improvement projects will have access to coaching support from various healthcare experts and organizations, such as the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses and Cardinal Health Pharmacy
Solutions team.

Applications for E3 grants must be submitted on the Cardinal Health website by Dec. 2.

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