Cardinal Health Foundation Awards $1 M in Grants to Improve Health Care Efficiency, Quality

June 24, 2011
Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health Foundation announced that, for the third consecutive year, it has awarded more than $1 million in grant funding to

Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health Foundation announced that, for the third consecutive year, it has awarded more than $1 million in grant funding to help U.S. hospitals, health systems and community health clinics improve the efficiency and quality of care.

Forty organizations in 25 states have been awarded grants ranging from $7,500 up to $37,500 as part of the 2010 Cardinal Health Foundation E3 Grant Program, which was launched in 2008 to improve the effectiveness, efficiency and excellence of health care, nationwide.

The 2010 E3 Grant Program encouraged applicants to submit funding requests for projects that will either improve medication management or improve efficiency and safety within the operating room.


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