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GWish
John Templeton Residency Awards
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The GWish Residency Awards
NOTICE: We are excited to announce that the structure of the John Templeton Spirituality and Medicine Curricular Awards for Residency Training Program is changing! We are in the process of developing new application requirements and evaluation criteria. We will keep eveyone on our mailing list posted of the award developments, such as new application deadlines, and award amounts. You can also check back here at our website to find out about the award developments. Thank you for your interest!
The GWish Spirituality and Medicine Award for Psychiatric Residency Training Programs
This one-year $15,000 residency award is given to outstanding psychiatric residency training programs that address spirituality and mental health issues -- $10,000 is awarded to the teaching hospital/medical school and $5,000 is awarded to the program designer(s). Patient spirituality and the research concerning mental health has been gaining increasing attention in recent years in published studies, trade journal articles such as Psychiatric Times and Psychiatric Annals, and by presentations made at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association (APA). The award program encourages the implementation of residency training programs that explore the relationship of spirituality to health and mental health in particular. Since 1997 when the program was founded, sixteen residency programs have received this award * thirteen in adult psychiatry and three in child and adolescent psychiatry.
John Templeton Spirituality and Medicine Award for Primary Care Residency Training Programs
In this first year of the Primary Care Awards, the year 2000, 39 applications were received which was more than were received in any previous year for the other award programs. Like each of the Templeton Awards, the submissions for the Primary Care Award are a part of a competitive process judged by independent reviewers from around the country. Ten outstanding programs were awarded in 2000, six family practice residency programs, three internal medicine residency programs, and one program that included both family practice and internal medicine. As with the Psychiatry Award, the Primary Care Award is a one-year $15,000 award split between the teaching hospital/medical school ($10,000) and the program designer(s) ($5,000).
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