The Center for Addiction Medicine tracks all substance-related grants across Denver Health, with a total annual grant revenue ranging from $8.8M-$12.3M over the last handful of years.
As part of Denver Health’s Center for Addiction Medicine (CAM), we inventory all Denver Health projects that are addiction related. We have queried Cayuse and QuIRC for projects that have either been funded or have been approved through our internal project review process. The list includes 28 new addiction-related projects for January through December 2022, totaling $12.3M funded.
As part of Denver Health’s Center for Addiction Medicine (CAM), we are creating an inventory of Denver Health projects that are addiction related. We have queried Cayuse and QuIRC for projects that have either been funded or have been through our internal project review process and asked CAM champions to add anything missing from their respective departments. The list includes 24 new addiction-related projects in 2021, totaling $8.8M funded.
As part of Denver Health’s Center for Addiction Medicine (CAM), we are creating an inventory of Denver Health projects that are addiction related. We have queried Cayuse and QuIRC for projects that have either been funded or have been through our internal project review process and asked CAM champions to add anything missing from their respective departments. The list includes 19 new addiction-related projects in 2021, totaling $5M funded.
As part of Denver Health’s Center for Addiction Medicine (CAM), we are creating an inventory of Denver Health projects that are substance use related. We have queried Cayuse and QuIRC for projects that have either been funded or have been through our internal project review process and asked CAM champions to add anything missing from their respective departments. The list includes 67 active addiction-related projects in 2021, totaling $8.8 funded (some projects started prior to the CAM being established).
