Build Cross-Sector Partnerships
Connect health departments, academic institutions, and data science organizations
The AIM-AHEAD Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Population Health Using AI/ML program is designed to support mutually beneficial triadic partnerships among a 1) local, state, or tribal accredited health departments; 2) limited resource higher education institutions; and 3) a data-science oriented organization with an accessible data library to collaboratively conduct health research related AI/ML studies that align with the overall goal of AIM-AHEAD.
Connect health departments, academic institutions, and data science organizations
Grow the AIM-AHEAD Consortium and strengthen collaboration among partners
Support pilot studies that lead to publications and future grant applications
Participants in the Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Population Health Using AI/ML Program help to expand the AIM-AHEAD consortium, to generate consortium pilot grant applications, and to enhance the professional networks of AIM-AHEAD stakeholders, particularly those from groups and organizations underrepresented in AI/ML research.
Findings from the funded projects are expected to generate strong proof-of-concept data that can serve as the empirical foundation for subsequent NIH grant applications. Expected outcomes include the submission of a peer-reviewed manuscript and the development of plans for a subsequent grant application from the awardee teams.
The Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Population Health Using AI/ML Program is expected to expand the AIM-AHEAD consortium, lead to consortium pilot grant applications, and enhance the professional networks of AIM-AHEAD stakeholders, particularly those from groups and organizations lacking in AI/ML research capabilities.
Findings from funded projects are expected to generate strong proof-of-concept data that can serve as the empirical foundation for subsequent NIH grant applications. Expected outcomes include the submission of a peer-reviewed manuscript and the development of plans for a subsequent grant application from the awardee teams.