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National Ebola Training and Education Center (NETEC)
Posted
10/3/18
Assistance Listing Number
93.825
Overview
Grant Opportunities
2
Grant Awards
80
Federal Agency
Immediate Office of the Secretary
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Other public institution/organization
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Public nonprofit institution/organization (includes institutions of higher education and hospitals)
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www.phe.gov
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U3REP170552
NATIONAL EBOLA TRAINING AND EDUCATION CENTER (NETEC) SUPPLEMENT
Emory University
Cooperative Agreement
$12.9m
10/1/16
3/21/25
U3REP240726
MASSACHUSETTS HOSPITAL PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM
Massachusetts Department Of Public Health
Cooperative Agreement
$22.1m
7/1/24
6/26/25
U3REP240774
NEVADA PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS HOSPITAL PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM
Nevada Department Of Health And Human Services
Cooperative Agreement
$16.6m
7/1/24
6/26/25
U3REP240734
RMI HPP
Ministry Of Health In The Repu Blic Of The Marshall Islands
Cooperative Agreement
$2.1m
7/1/24
6/26/25
U3REP190610
HOSPITAL PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM (HPP)
Minnesota Department Of Health
Formula Grant
$21.5m
7/1/19
3/18/24
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CDC National Infection Control Strengthening . .
CDC has a need and opportunity to emphasize collaborative development of Ebola projects by a group of academic leaders who have demonstrated success in treating Ebola patients as well as training US health care facilities to treat HAI and Ebola patients. The intent is to have such experts with experience and implementation capacities unique to that program, distinct from all other health care institution opportunities. CDC experience has been that having several leaders who have laid the foundation to develop solutions has resulted in significant benefits to public health and improved national capabilities regarding HAI and Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever (EHF). This translates into an optimal return on investment of CDC's Ebola funding. The ability of the applicants to plan in advance and coordinate applications with other awardees in FOA EP-U3R-15-003 will ensure that the proposed work will be complementary, synergetic, non-overlapping and feasible to complete within the short time frame of the project. Combined with strong existing and new partnerships with federal agencies, NETEC ultimately strengthens our nation's health care and public health systems for the next emerging infectious disease threat. As the only members of this unique consortium and their associated working groups, these 3 member institutions (Emory University, the University of Nebraska Medical Center/Nebraska Medicine, and New York City Health and Hospitals/Bellevue) have unprecedented access to required facilities and expertise that no other institutions have regarding both Ebola and healthcare associated infections (HAI).
CDC-RFA-CK19-1905
Department of Health and Human Services
8/5/19
7/3/19
National Ebola Training and Education Center (NETEC)
In recognition of the complex nature of preparing the U.S. health care system to safely assess and care for patients with suspected and confirmed Ebola, ASPR and CDC seek to develop a National Ebola Training and Education Center (NETEC) that will offer state health departments, regional Ebola and special pathogen treatment centers, state- and jurisdiction-based Ebola treatment centers, and assessment hospitals expertise, training, technical assistance, peer review, monitoring, recognition, and certification, if feasible. The NETEC will build a comprehensive set of activities and deliverables for public health departments, U.S. health care providers, and facilities needed to safely and successfully identify, isolate, assess, transport, and treat patients with Ebola or persons under investigation for Ebola, and will develop and lead a national peer review and recognition program for regional Ebola and other special pathogen treatment centers and Ebola treatment centers. Throughout the five-year project period, the NETEC will modify materials developed (e.g., curricula and templates) as the Ebola outbreak evolves and the science changes. The NETEC will be comprised primarily of experts from health care institutions with direct experience in safely and successfully caring for patients with Ebola in the U.S.
EP-U3R-15-003
Department of Health and Human Services
9/12/16
3/19/15