EMSC Targeted Issue Database

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Since 1991, the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) federal EMSC Program has funded EMSC Targeted Issues (TI) grants to states and accredited schools of medicine to identify new approaches in the provision of the best possible emergency care for children throughout the nation. Typically, the projects result in a new product or resource that demonstrates the effectiveness of a model system component or service of value to the nation.

This interactive map provides users with an overview of EMSC TI grants awarded in individual states. Prospective TI grantees are encouraged to review all previous TI projects and, when possible, build upon prior grantees' work to increase the depth and breadth of pediatric emergency care.

How to Use the Database:

1. Search by State: Choose a state from the map above or from the drop-down list below to view all TI grants awarded within that state.

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2. Search by Keyword: Choose a keyword from the drop-down list below to view all TI grants that address a specific topic of interest.

Choose a Keyword: 

3. Customized Search: Click on "Customized Search" to select the state(s) and fields you would like to include in your customized report. More than 20 filter options are available.

Note that you can not combine the "Search by State" and "Search by Keyword" functions. If you would like to identify all keywords within a specific state, chose the "Custom Search" option.