Expired RFA-DA-25-052: Tools for decentralized clinical trials ...
The NIH, through NIDA, invites SBIR grant applications for developing tools for decentralized clinical trials (DCT) for substance use disorder (SUD). The goal is to enhance participation, diversity, and retention in SUD trials by creating tools and software for remote data collection, transfer, handling, and storage. Applications can be for Phase I, Fast-Track, or Direct to Phase II, with budgets up to $306,872 for Phase I and $2,045,816 for Phase II. The initiative aims to address the limitations of traditional SUD trials by leveraging DCT to reduce stigma, increase accessibility, and improve trial efficiency.
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The NIH, through NIDA, invites SBIR grant applications for developing tools for decentralized clinical trials (DCT) for substance use disorder (SUD). The goal is to enhance participation, diversity, and retention in SUD trials by creating tools and software for remote data collection, transfer, handling, and storage. Applications can be for Phase I, Fast-Track, or Direct to Phase II, with budgets up to $306,872 for Phase I and $2,045,816 for Phase II. The initiative aims to address the limitations of traditional SUD trials by leveraging DCT to reduce stigma, increase accessibility, and improve trial efficiency.