Pediatric Post-Surgery Disposal Pouch Funding Opportunity Application
The Opioid Prescribing Engagement Network (OPEN) at the University of Michigan is pleased to offer a grant funding opportunity to support the use of medication disposal pouches after pediatric surgeries. We aim to remove the risk of unused medications and substances from our community by offering a medication disposal option that is convenient for patients.

Applicants will receive cases of 200 Deterra activated carbon medication disposal pouches that will be distributed to pediatric surgery patients. Applicants can request appropriate numbers of cases for their sites. Pouches will be provided through Deterra and purchased for the awardees by OPEN. Awardees will be responsible for distributing pouches to pediatric surgery patients, as well as providing metrics on the use and impact of the pouches through progress reporting.

Applications will be reviewed through May 15th, 2023. Selected applicants will be contacted by email. Please review the OPEN Pediatric Surgical Pain Management Toolkit at https://michigan-open.org/resource/pediatric-surgical-pain-management-toolkit/ 

Please contact Chelsea Graham at chelsegr@med.umich.edu with any questions.
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Applicant Information
Organization Name
Organization Location
Name, title, email of project lead
Name, title, email of person responsible for grant administration
Organization Context
Why is it important to distribute medication deactivation pouches to your patient population? What unmet needs will this opportunity help address?
What existing structures does your organization have in place to encourage medication disposal after surgery?
Please provide context on pediatric patients at your organization: What pediatric services are provided? What is the age range of pediatric surgical patients? What percent of your patient population is pediatric?
Project Proposal
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Please describe your plan for identifying pediatric patients and their families that would receive these medication deactivation pouches.
Please describe your plan for distributing these  medication deactivation pouches.
How will you educate patients and their families on disposal options?
How many cases of medication  deactivation pouches are you requesting? (Note: pouches must be ordered by case. Each case contains 200 pouches.) Why have you chosen this number?
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Please carefully review the brochure and information provided in the call for proposals.
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