Seattle Children's Hospital

Seattle Children's Hospital is a pediatric hospital and research institute located in Seattle, Washington. Through federal grants, Seattle Children's Hospital provides medical and research services related to areas such as infectious disease, mental health, medical complexity, and more.

Past federal grant awards to Seattle Children's Hospital as either a prime recipient or subrecipient include providing expertise and conducting assays for vaccine trials funded by NIH and the Infectious Disease Clinical Research Consortium; isolating and processing blood samples for research studies funded by NIH and Kaiser Permanente; providing mental health screening, diagnosis, and treatment services for studies funded by Kaiser Permanente; researching developmental screening tools and integration frameworks for pediatric care through a Kaiser Permanente federal grant; contributing expertise and conducting in vivo research on HIV/SIV treatment and prevention in studies funded by the Population Council; researching clinical decision support tools for pediatric sepsis through a grant from University of Colorado; providing subawards for a Developmental and Hyperactive RAS Tumor SPORE grant from Indiana University; leading quality improvement initiatives to support families of children with medical complexity through a grant from Boston University; conducting emergency protective measures for COVID-19 through a FEMA grant from Washington Military Department; overseeing committee leadership and clinical trial development for pediatric cancer research funded by Public Health Institute; researching driving skills following concussion in young drivers through a grant from University of Washington; researching epilepsy treatment for tuberous sclerosis complex through University of Alabama Birmingham; implementing chronic disease prevention initiatives through a CDC grant from King County; and participating in a Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis Clinical Research Network funded by Johns Hopkins University.