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YOU HAVE TO BE IN TO WIN: PRESENTING FAMILY MEDICINE’S PERSPECTIVE IN NIH SCIENTIFIC REVIEWS

Carlos Roberto Jaén, Paul James and the ADFM
The Annals of Family Medicine March 2008, 6 (2) 179-180; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.827
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    Once invited as a Study Section Member, the NIH pays for travel expenses and a modest honorarium. So travel expenses need not to be supported by the home department.

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    Under “what support is needed for FM faculty”, release time from other duties is mentioned which is essential. However, travel funds were not mentioned. My understanding is that reviewers meet in a central location to review and discuss the grant proposals . . . so support in terms of travel funds is also needed. This should be addressed in the article.

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