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PALISI Newsletter- July 2025

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In this Issue:


Fall 2025 Agenda Requests – Final Chance !!


The deadline for agenda requests for the Fall 2025 Agenda is July 16, 2025. Late Breaker requests will be accepted through July 28, 2025 as space is available. Agenda Requests and inquiries regarding the agenda can be submitted at https://www.palisi.org/agenda-requests.

Fall 2025 PALISI meeting – Register for the Meeting AND Reserve Your Montreal Hotel Room Now!

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The Fall 2025 meeting will be hosted in Montreal, Quebec at the Omni Hotel Mont-Royal on September 8-11, 2025.


Registration:

Members can register in the member portal by using purchased membership credits.


Hotel reservations: Deadline August 1st


Meeting dates:

  • Mon 9/8: Clinical Research Course, PALISI Evening Plenary and Dinner Party

  • Tues 9/9: Full PALISI meeting day, including subgroup meetings

  • Wed 9/10: Full PALISI meeting day, including subgroup meetings

  • Thurs 9/11: Morning PALISI meeting, main meeting ends midday


Fall 2025 Meeting in Montreal – Special Event!!

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Dr. Jacques Lacroix PALISI/BloodNet Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony and Reception.

Monday, September 8th at 6:00pm

Don’t miss this special event.

Philanthropic Opportunity for Lacroix Award


We are excited to announce that the inaugural Jacques Lacroix Junior Investigator Award will be presented at the upcoming Fall BloodNet/PALISI Meeting on September 8, 2025, in Montreal.


The recipient of this award will receive:

  • Full travel support (airfare and hotel) to attend the meeting

  • An opportunity to present their research idea or progress at the BloodNet session

  • A one-on-one mentoring session with Dr. Jacques Lacroix​


To make this meaningful opportunity possible, we kindly invite you to consider making a donation to this outstanding cause at https://www.palisi.org/supportlacroixaward

Announcement from NIH: New Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)

 

The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) intends to promote a new initiative by publishing a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) which will support a consortium to phenotype 0-2 year old children with severe viral lower respiratory tract infections (LRTI) with follow up until pre-school age for pulmonary sequelae. The Notice of Intent to Publish is being provided to allow potential applicants sufficient time to develop responsive projects. NHLBI intends to utilize the paired activity codes U24 to fund the Data and Analytics Co-ordinating Center (DACC) and the linked UG3/UH3 (Phased award with built-in milestones for transition) to fund one Clinical Coordinating Center (CCC) and Biorepository along with four Clinical Centers (CCs). The anticipated project period of both awards is TBD, with a likely budget of up to $7.3 million in total costs to support the DACC (U24), up to $15 million in total costs to fund the CCC and Biorepository (UG3/UH3), and up to $9.3 million in total costs to support each of the four CCs. 

 

Further details regarding these funding opportunities can be found at:

 

Please feel free to contact Dr. Marrah Lachowicz-Scroggins, PhD at marrah.lachowicz-scroggins@nih.gov with any remaining questions.

 

Membership Management on Morweb – New Academic Year


As we discussed in the last newsletter, all site credits were reset to zero as of June 1, 2025. We opened to purchase AY2026 site credits as of June 1, 2025 for AY2026 PALISI Meeting attendance. If you have any questions about PALISI financial processes, please don’t hesitate to email admin@palisi.org. We will still be in touch about prior unpaid invoices from AY2025, so please do your best to help us get those paid as soon as possible.

AARC and PALISI Clinical Practice Guideline: Pediatric Critical Asthma Guidelines Published


PALISI was a critical contributor to the inaugural guidelines for the care of the pediatric patient with critical asthma. Be sure to share this open access resource! https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40323974/

PALISI Annual Administrative Briefing


Thank you to all who attended the Annual Administrative Briefing. A recording of the meeting can be found below. Please share it with the administrators at your site that support PALISI members in registering and purchasing credits.

Save the Dates – Spring 2026 and Fall 2026 PALISI meetings

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The PALISI Executive Committee and Venues Subcommittee have been working hard to plan our biannual meetings further ahead to facilitate your schedules.

  • Spring 2026 meeting – our preferred date is March 9-12 (first choice), or March 4-7, 2026 (second choice). We are currently looking into Salt Lake City, UT and New Orleans, LA. For the Latest information, check https://www.palisi.org/springmeeting2026


  • Fall 2026 meeting will be held in Minneapolis, MN at The Marquette Minneapolis on September 9-12, 2026. For the latest information, visit https://www.palisi.org/fallmeeting2026

Fall 2025 Clinical Research Course – Save the Date!

Get the latest information at https://www.palisi.org/clinicalresearchcourse
Get the latest information at https://www.palisi.org/clinicalresearchcourse

The Clinical Research Course is PALISI’s one-day “boot camp” for early-career clinician-scientists. Through a blend of high-yield lectures and hands-on, small-group workshops, the course equips junior investigators with practical tools to carve out a research niche in pediatric critical care, secure funding, excel in multi-center collaborations, and communicate science with impact.


This year’s program, scheduled for Monday, September 8 in Montreal, will feature 25 nationally recognized faculty members whose diverse expertise spans basic, translational, and clinical research arenas.


Registration is open now. Please share this opportunity with interested fellows and junior faculty so they can reserve a spot as soon as it becomes available. Questions? Please contact course directors Brad Lindell (LindellR@chop.edu) and Lee Polikoff (Lee.Polikoff@brownhealth.org). The Independent Clinician-Scientist track will close on September 1st at 5:00 PM. All late registrants will be placed in the Collaborative Clinician-Researcher track.

 

Brad Lindell, MD

Lee Polikoff, MD

Fall 2025 PALISI CRC Course Directors


National Survey Clinical FTE in the PICU


Contribute to a national survey into what constitutes a clinical full-time-equivalent (cFTE) in #PedsICU! Make your voice heard! Please use the link below to help us define a clinical FTE. https://redcap.link/peds-intensivist-workload

Research Opportunity - Nutrition in Severe TBI Site Solicitation


We are looking for sites willing to consider participating in a multi-centered study to determine if one of three different nutrition strategies will improve outcomes of children with severe traumatic brain injury. We are envisioning a new collaboration between Montana State University, Duke University, the University of Texas Southwestern and a total of 63 clinical sites. We are looking for funding from PCORI. We have already submitted a letter of intent and have been approved to submit a final grant in September. The proposal will be reviewed by the PALISI Scientific Committee. We currently have ~50 sites who are interested in participating but are looking for additional sites. If you are interested in participating, please contact Dr. Michael

Foundation Funding Opportunities


The Pathways to Independence SIG held a discussion on foundation funding at the PALISI meeting in Santa Fe, NM, on April 1st. Here is their summary – thank you to this team, led by Erin Carlton, Anoop Bhalla, and Liz Killien, for completing this work and requesting we share it with our membership!


General Points to Consider

  • Shorter timeline to complete and require specific deliverables required for these types of grants. Most want immediate clinical impact.

  • Can use for equipment or to fund gathering preliminary data for research program

  • Good opportunity to get peer review

  • Need to write these differently, discuss with your foundation liaison at your institution.  Sell the story of your research.

  • Needs to be supported by division chief.  Often limited/no indirects and salary support.

  • Overdeliver and they may seek you out for additional research

  • Develop a 1-page summary of research that can be handed out by your philanthropy department

  • With an associated 4-5 page document that goes into more details about each component of your research you need funded.

  • Partner with your foundations/philanthropy team

  • Look to your institution’s office of research/OVPR  for external grant opportunities

Organization

Approximate Funding

Notes

Sleep Services of America

$50-250,000

Donaghue Foundation

$250,000

Society of Anesthesia and Sleep Apnea

$10,000

American Thoracic Society

$50,000

SCCM

$50-100,000

American Heart Association

$50,000

Thrasher Foundation

$300,000

https://www.thrasherresearch.org/

Also has a career development award

Hedco Foundation

$50,000

Coulter Foundation

$100,000

https://whcf.org/

Working on commercialization

Parker B Francis Development Award

$50,000

Gerber

$30,000 - $350,000

Laerdal Foundation

$25,000 or less

https://laerdalfoundation.org/what-we-fund/#

Anything resuscitation related

PCORI

R01 equivalent

Johnson and Johnson

varies

Department of Defense

varies

William T Grant Foundation

$100,000 to $1,000,000 over 2-4 years, including up to 15% indirect costs.

Officers Research Grant $25,000–$50,000 over 1-2 years, including up to 15% indirect costs.

 

PALISI Social Media Expansion – Join the Team


PALISI is now on both Bluesky and X. We are seeking a few PALISI members to assist in managing these accounts. If you are interested, please contact Ann-Marie Brown at ann-marie.brown@emory.edu

General PALISI Communication Reminders


Don’t forget to follow us on X/(formerly Twitter) @PALISINet and Bluesky PALISInet.bsky.social.


Do you have any information that you would like to share in the monthly digest? Make sure to submit it to Ann-Marie Brown by the 1st day of the month at https://www.palisi.org/communications . (Direct Email: ann-marie.brown@emory.edu). This is also the place for questions for the Executive Committee or the Administrative team anytime!

 
 
 

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