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Funded Projects

Funded Projects
Funded Projects

Funded projects - research

Faculty MemberProject TitleFunding SourceAward Period
Ailey, SarahExtending Advanced Service-Learning with People with Intellectual and Developmental DisabilitiesWITH Foundation8/2024 - 7/2029
Ailey, SarahEnding Diagnostic Overshadowing: Addressing Ableism in the Healthcare ContextNIH/NICHD8/2024 - 7/2029
Daniel, ManjuPhysical Activity Targeting Metabolic Syndrome for Prevention of Breast Cancer in South Asian Indian Immigrant Women American Cancer Society1/2025 - 1/2027
Kim, Hyejin Culturally-Tailored Stress Reduction Program for Korean ADRD CaregiversAlzheimer’s Association/Alzheimer’s Association Research Grant to Promote Diversity (AARGD-24-1306664)1/2025 - 12/2027
Daniel, ManjuiCardia4HF: A Multi-Component mHealth App and Tailored Text-Messaging Intervention to Promote Self-Care Adherence and Improve Outcomes in Patients with Chronic Heart FailureNational Heart Lung and Blood Institute (R01; Subaward UIC) 4/13/23-3/31/28 
Statler, Marie The Impact of Health Beliefs Across the Life Trajectory on Colorectal Cancer Screening Behaviors: The Experiences of Black Men in Chicago Chicago Chronic Condition Equity Network 7/1/24-6/30/26 

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Funded projects - education and training

Faculty MemberProject TitleFunding SourceAward Period
Inventor, BenMoving into Social Justice Spaces: Innovations in NP Clinical Training Health Resources and Service Administration 7/1/23-6/30/27 
Yamashita, MaikoNurse Anesthesia Traineeship GrantHealth Resources and Service Administration7/1/23-6/30/27 


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Funded projects - student awards

Student NameProject TitleProject OverviewAward Period
Karana, ZinaThe Impact of Dementia Simulation on Professional Caregivers of Persons with DementiaEmpathy-enhancing interventions may provide benefits for professional caregivers of persons with dementia (PWD). Research suggests that interventions to increase caregivers’ cognitive empathy reduces burnout and burden, supports positive relationships with PWD, and promotes positive aspects of caregiving; however there have been few studies conducted in professional caregivers of persons with PWD. The purpose of this quasi-experimental study is to evaluate whether a dementia simulation program, the Virtual Dementia TourÒ (VDTÒ), affects empathy levels of professional caregivers who provide hands-on care to PWD. The findings will guide future research on supporting professional caregivers of PWD and providing person-centered care to PWD.9/15/24 – 3/15/26

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