Grants

Review of the current status of home medical care

This grant supports a review of the current status of home medical care, to assess the current need for home medical care, and to identify and describe models and barriers for providing home medical care.

Grant Details

Amount Awarded $39,642.00

Awarded on: 8/11/1998

Time frame: 8/15/1998 - 1/31/2000

Grant Number: 34912

Grantee

George Washington University Medical Center School of Medicine and Health Sciences

2300 I Street, N.W.
Washington, DC, 20037-2336

202-994-2987
Website

Elizabeth Cobbs
Project Director

202-994-3725
Email

Jean Ellen Johnson
Project Director

202-994-1834
Email

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