The 2025 Cesar Augusto Caceres Award for Innovations in HIV Prevention and Care Application

The 2025 Cesar Augusto Caceres Award for Innovations in HIV Prevention and Care

We look forward to receiving proposals that reflect creativity, innovation and potential for impact. Please note that the deadline for submission is May 15, 2025. For further information, please refer to the RFP document.

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Describe the proposed initiative:

Describe the extent of the problem in your service area, including service gaps and disparities, and document the extent of the need (i.e., current prevalence rates or incidence data) for the population(s) of focus as it relates to the program. Cite the source of the data. Example AMA Citation: Nonyel NP, Wisseh C, Riley AC, Campbell HE, Butler LM, Shaw T. Conceptualizing social ecological model in pharmacy to address racism as a social determinant of health. Am J Pharm Educ. Published online 2021:8584.(Required)

Describe the proposed initiative below. Define and describe the goals and measurable objectives of the proposed initiative.(Required)

What are the unmet community needs to be addressed by your proposed initiative? Map the goals and objectives of the proposed initiative to the unmet community needs and extent of the problem in your serivce area described above.(Required)

In which area of practice is this technological innovation used? (EMR, adherence, outreach, research, direct patient care, etc.)(Required)

How does your proposed initiative align with the following categories? Please select those that apply, and explain why and how.

Primary innovation – smaller, low-stakes initiatives that seek to test ideas in a single setting.

Sustaining innovation – well-defined but somewhat new educational/evidence-based approaches that may merit widespread adoption.

Breakthrough innovation – initiatives that seek new solutions to well-understood and pervasive clinical care challenges.

Disruptive innovation – initiatives that employ creative solutions to the most intractable and hard-to-address educational challenges.

Of those selected above, explain why and how your initiative aligns below.(Required)

Has this innovation already been implemented or is in development at your proposed site?(Required)

Implemented = existing infrastructure and capacity for the initiative

In Development = support of host organization with possible capacity commitment

Conceptualization = an idea that could be leveraged through the funds, but no capacity or infrastructure is currently dedicated to the project.

If it has been implemented, how long has this initiative been in place/operational?(Required)

Define the target population for this initiative:

Provide a demographic profile of the population of focus for your proposed initiative including race, ethnicity, federally recognized tribe (if applicable), language, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age and socioeconomic status.(Required)

Based on your goals and measurable objectives, what kind of metrics will be used to monitor patient utilization or impact of the initiative?(Required)

Explain the impact and replicability of this initiative:

How will/has this initiative, using innovative technological advances, impacted HIV care? Please provide relevant data and statistics.(Required)

How will this initiative benefit various clinical environments and encourage alignment among healthcare, public health and social service systems to improve the future of HIV care to end the epidemic?(Required)

Has an independent organization evaluated the innovative technology to effectively diagnose, monitor and treat HIV disease?(Required)

Yes

If yes, please describe below.(Required)

Budget

Please review our sample budget and narrative on the grant landing page. Upload your budget and narrative below. Provide a narrative justification of the items included in your proposed budget that is consistent with and supports the proposed initiative narrative.
Include proposed or existing costs, personnel and capital resources and other support you have received and expect to receive for the proposed initiative.
What is the cost of the use of this initiative? What are/were the start-up costs? What are the operating costs?

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Personnel

Please upload a personnel list below. Describe the settings where this technology will be applied and the staff (including the number of staff) responsible for its use and oversight. Provide a complete list of staff positions for the initiative, including the key personnel (Project Director, Program Coordinator, and Project Evaluator) and other significant personnel. For each staff member, describe their: Role Level of Effort and Qualifications, including their experience providing services to the population(s) of focus and familiarity with their culture(s) and language(s).

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Additional Information

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The 2025 Cesar Augusto Caceres Award for Innovations in HIV Prevention and Care Application