We aim to make a remarkable impact on the lives of patients, with a focus on supporting independent educational grants.
We help further education around current, new and emerging sciences and standards of care, as we know they are key to the patient experience.
Our grants:
Our therapeutic areas of focus include immunology, oncology, neuroscience, aesthetics, eye care and other areas of scientific research with the greatest potential impact for patients.
As a leader in the field of immunology, AbbVie is committed to supporting innovation that will continue to advance education and patient care for complex immunologic conditions.
We provide educational support in the following areas:
We will consider requests in the following areas:
Rheumatology
Dermatology
Gastroenterology
Combining our deep knowledge of biology with innovative technologies, AbbVie is committed to supporting education of scientific advances for those living with and treating widespread and debilitating cancers.
Oncology is a rapidly changing area. It is important to provide resources to help patients and healthcare providers navigate the evolving landscape of blood cancers and solid tumors.
We provide educational support in the following areas:
We will consider requests in the following areas:
Hematologic Malignancies
Solid Tumors
Our goal is to provide education and support aimed at patients and healthcare providers managing difficult-to-treat neurological diseases as well as urologic syndromes and dysfunction associated with these conditions.
We provide educational support in the following areas:
We will consider requests in the following areas:
With the increase in technological advances and the growing field of aesthetic medicine, we are committed to educating the healthcare community and their patients by supporting scientific, evidence-based initiatives.
We provide educational support in the following areas:
We will consider requests in the following areas:
New treatment modalities are a continuing process in improving vision care. We will support educational initiatives on the latest evidence and evolving landscape for eye care treatments.
We provide educational support in the following areas:
We will consider requests in the following areas:
We are committed to improving the quality of life for patients with a focus on disease areas where significant unmet need still exists. For example, Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency/Pancreatitis.
IMPORTANT: Effective January 1, 2024, AbbVie has selected providers to be part of the AbbVie Independent Medical Education (IME) Provider Network.
AbbVie will only consider grant requests submitted by providers who are part of the AbbVie IME Provider Network. Submissions from providers who are not part of the AbbVie IME Provider Network will no longer be considered for support.
Please note: The AbbVie IME Provider Network does not apply to Independent Patient Education, Fellowships, or Call for Grants.
Please contact the Independent Education Team at [email protected] if you require assistance.
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