Some of the most important contributions at ARM come from patient collaborators, who offer meaningful insight and perspective into a variety of health care topics, including both health accessibility and quality of care. In support of patient collaborator participation at this year’s Annual Research Meeting, we’ve made available a limited number of patient scholarships for patient collaborators who would benefit from participating in the 2025 event.
Submit an application for a Patient Scholarship »
Submission Timeline
- Submission Deadline: Tuesday, March 18, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. ET
- Scholarship Notifications: Recipients will be notified by email in late March.
Benefits
Attend the 2025 Annual Research Meeting in Minneapolis, MN as a patient collaborator and:
- Contribute your voice to discussions about the latest emerging evidence in health services research.
- Deepen your understanding of the most pressing health policy issues and the challenges confronting health systems.
- Engage in group and/or one-to-one networking opportunities.
- Be involved in the big decisions to improve health and health care for all.
The Full Patient Scholarship Includes:
- One full registration to the 2025 Annual Research Meeting.
- Reimbursement for travel related expenses up to $1,500. Receipts must be provided.
Do You Qualify for a Scholarship?
Applicants for the scholarship must be attending the Annual Research Meeting primarily to represent patients/consumers and add a patient voice to the discussion. Preference will be given to active and engaged patients who would be otherwise unable to participate. Individuals employed as full-time consultants or in any paid capacity for health technology (including startups), pharmaceutical or device manufacturers, health care delivery systems, and state or federal government agencies are unlikely to qualify.
Applicants will be evaluated based on a number of criteria including
- Statement of interest (required with application).
- Prior experience in patient advocacy or engagement.
- Participation in ARM in previous years (we aim to have a mix of new and returning participants).
- Potential for applicant to elevate underrepresented perspectives.
- Potential for applicant to diversify geographic representation at the conference.