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Notice of Special Interest NOSI Telehealth in Cancer CareNOT21043 Fr Notice of Special Interest NOSI Telehealth in Cancer CareNOT21043 Fr

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Application Instructions and EligibilityQ1or their reissuances if applicable at a later date Q2 What is the funding opportunity announcement number for the R21A2PAR19350Q3 Can we apply for this NOSI ID: 867686

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1 Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): Teleh
Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): Telehealth in Cancer CareNOT-21-043 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Pre-application Webinar held May 18, 2021 Application Instructions and Eligibility Q1 or their reissuances, if applicable at a later date. Q2: What is the funding opportunity announcement number for the R21?A2PAR-19-350 Q3: Can we apply for this NOSI if we have a K award? Scope Q6: Our planned provider Q7: What do you mean by “stand alomHealth studies (described as unresponsive)?A7: Any mHealth intervention that is a technology-mediated intervention (e.g., text, app) that is not connected to health care delivery or oncology care.Q8: Under the P50 FOA, "Telehealth and Cancer Care," there is a requirement to propose a pragmatic centerpiece trial and conduct two pilot trials. However, it is not clear if one, or both pilot trials are identified and detailed in the application. Would you know what is expected or would this be a better question for the identified FOA contact?A8: Please refer all questions about the P50 Telehealth RFA (RFA-21-029 ) to the scientific contacts listed on the RFA solicitation. Those requirements do not apply to applications submitted in response to the Telehealth and Cancer Care NOSI. Q9: Are implementation or effectiveness aims more appropriate?A9: Either is acceptable and appropriate, but it would depend on your research questions and the current state of science for the intervention. Q10: Is the NOSI interested in quality assessment and evaluation of care delivery in telehealth?A10: Yes. A rigorous study design(s) for the quality assessment and evaluation of care delivery in telehealth is essential. Q11: Would launching a tobacco treatment program via telehealth be appropriate? A11: Yes. General Q12: Where will applications be reviewed?A12: Applications to NOSIs are not reviewed by Special Emphasis Panels. They will be reviewed by standing Center for Scientific Review (CSR) study sections and triaged based on topic. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services | National Institutes of Health Q7: What do you mean by “stand alomHealth studies (described as unresponsive)?A7: Any mHealth intervention that is a technology-mediated intervention (e.g., text, app) that is not connected to health care delivery or oncology care.Q8: Under the P50 FOA, "Telehealth and Cancer Care," there is a requirement to propose a pragmatic centerpiece trial and conduct two pilot trials. However, it is not clear if one, or both pilot trials are identified and detailed in the application. Would you know what is expected or would this be a better question for the identified FOA contact?A8: Please refer all questions ab

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out the P50 Telehealth RFA (RFA-21-029 ) to the scientific contacts listed on the RFA solicitation. Those requirements do not apply to applications submitted in response to the Telehealth and Cancer Care NOSI. Q9: Are implementation or effectiveness aims more appropriate?A9: Either is acceptable and appropriate, but it would depend on your research questions and the current state of science for the intervention. Q10: Is the NOSI interested in quality assessment and evaluation of care delivery in telehealth?A10: Yes. A rigorous study design(s) for the quality assessment and evaluation of care delivery in telehealth is essential. Q11: Would launching a tobacco treatment program via telehealth be appropriate? A11: Yes. General Q12: Where will applications be reviewed?A12: Applications to NOSIs are not reviewed by Special Emphasis Panels. They will be reviewed by standing Center for Scientific Review (CSR) study sections and triaged based on topic. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services | National Institutes of Health Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): Telehealth in Cancer CareNOT-21-043 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Pre-application Webinar held May 18, 2021 Slides and a videorecording of the Webinar are available at: https://cancercontrol.cancer.gov/brp/events/telehealth-cancercare Application Instructions and Eligibility Q1: Are we only permitted to apply for one of the PARs listed on the NOSI solicitation?A1: Yes. If you would like to apply to the NOSI, you may only submit your application to PAR-21-190PAR-21-035PAR-19-348PAR-19-350 or their reissuances, if applicable at a later date. Q2: What is the funding opportunity announcement number for the R21?A2PAR-19-350 Q3: Can we apply for this NOSI if we have a K award? A3: Please check the restrictions of your specific K award to determine your eligibility to apply for any R01 or R21 grant while funded by a K award. Q4: Will resubmissions be considered after the NOSI expires?A4: All of the PARs listed on the NOSI accept resubmissions and will do so even after the NOSI expires. You would simply refrain from citing the expired NOSI in the SF424 for your resubmission. Q5: Can my application have a foreign component? A5: Foreign components are discouraged due to the unique health care and telehealth context in the U.S. Scope Q6: Our planned providerpatient focused telehealth intervention fits within the scope of interventions you identified (targets primary and secondary behavior change). However, the intervention is implemented by health educators (usually MPHs, RDs) not professionals traditionally considered as providers (i.e., MDs, Dos, NPs). Are we eligible to apply? A6: Yes