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Clear Communication: Vital in Grant Writing

NIH encourages applicants to describe research in understandable terms for peer reviewers, scientists, Congress, and the public. Make sure titles, statements, and abstracts convey the research's value and potential health impact clearly. Grant information is accessed through Project RePORTER. For more guidance, visit grants.nih.gov/grants/plain_language.htm.

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Clear Communication: Vital in Grant Writing

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  1. NIH encourages applicants to describe their research in terms that are easily understood by: Peer Reviewers u Scientists u Congress u Public ____________________________________ Titles, statements of public health relevance & abstracts should: Convey value of research in plain language Be understandable by both scientists and the public Clearly relay the potential impact of the research on health The public accesses funded NIH grant info through http://ProjectRePORTER.NIH.gov Examples and more info: http://grants.nih.gov/grants/plain_language.htm. Grant Writing Tip:Clearly Communicate Research Intent & Value 1

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