Resources for Researchers in Healthcare

Library resources for researchers in Healthcare

Research Resources from Research Toolkits

ResearchToolkit.org
"Whether you are just getting started, or have been active in research for awhile, we have tools and guidance for all aspects of a research project, so that you don’t have to start from scratch. This web site is organized by phase of research, and all of the resources here have been vetted and curated by our team."

Each of the links below provide insight into the research process. The SCTR Research Toolkit website provides a sense of the structure of the research process although some of the content is not pertinent to Rutgers the institution or its researchers. Refer to "University Resources" for research resources offered at Rutgers. The ResearchToolkit.org website provides a sense of the structure of the research process as well. It also provides articles that may be helpful in guiding research.

Research Resources from Funding Databases

Pivot
Searchable database of research funding opportunities available funding from federal, non-federal, and international sponsors in all disciplines.
GrantSearch
Requires Subscription $ "GrantSearch, the Grant Resource Center’s (GRC) proprietary search engine, includes 2,000 private and federal funding opportunities screened for recurring deadlines and higher education eligibility. GrantSearch is available for use by faculty, administrators, staff, students, and partners of four-year institutions. Database entries include programs confirmed for higher education’s eligibility as either partner or applicant."
GrantSelect
"GrantSelect Biomedical and Health Care includes funding opportunities for medical and nursing research, biomedicine, health care professionals, and organizations providing health care at the community level. Examples of areas covered include clinical and programmatic studies in gerontology and mental health; clinical studies of the cause, detection, and elimination of cancer; health care delivery and maintenance; and studies of infectious and immunologic diseases, including programs researching all areas related to AIDS. Funding sources include the National Institutes of Health agencies and other federal government agencies, professional associations, foundations, and corporations that make health care a giving priority."
Research Professional
Requires Subscription $ "Research Professional is our intuitive platform for online access to all our news and funding services. It provides access to your entire organisation through a convenient site licence. So you can subscribe to any of our services and you and all your colleagues will be able to access the services through Research Professional. It also provides sophisticated tools to help researchers and managers within an organisation work together more effectively. And increasingly it integrates with internal systems such as Current Research Information Systems to give users a seamless experience."
Samaritan Health Services - ResearchRaven
"ResearchRaven is designed to advance health research, program development and scholarship by enabling users to efficiently find current information about funding opportunities, professional conferences, calls for papers and other research-related materials."
Samaritan Health Services - ScanGrant
"ScanGrant is designed to facilitate the search for funding sources to enhance individual and community health. The funding sources listed here may be of interest to virtually anyone associated with the health field – medical researchers, social workers, nurses, students, community-based health educators, academics and others."
SPIN
Requires Subscription $ "SPIN Global Suite is the single solution for Researchers and Principal Investigators who desire to spend less time doing the arduous and labor-intensive steps of searching, but still be presented with ideally-suited and perfectly matched funding opportunities."