Programs will aim to create opportunities for healing human connection where they did not previously exist
Amplify staff will maintain a constant curiosity to find novel technological solutions to previously intractable roadblocks
Programs will aim to fundamentally and lastingly affect the systems in which they exist for the better
Programs will be conceived with respect for the cultural diversity of the participants
Programs will be developed so that proof of effectiveness is both observable and measurable
Programs will be developed with guidance from experts in their respective fields on both merit and achievability
Programs will launch in their simplest possible version to leave room for inevitable adaptability and iteration.
Programs must always create the least possible disturbance for partner organizations and their facilitators
Programs will be initially developed with a mind towards seamless future expansion and scalability
Programs will be developed with conservative budgeting that maximizes programmatic value for our donors
It is my pleasure to express my strongest support forthe R01 research collaboration between Stanford University... and the Amplify Foundation to evaluate the positive effects that virtual bedside concerts can have on patients dealing with pain and anxiety in trauma care settings.
The inclusive complementary approach to addressing factors that affect important health outcomes among diverse post-surgical trauma patients, such as pain, anxiety, and alienation from social support, as proposed by Stanford Medicine and the Amplify Foundation is a promising, nurse-led intervention aligned with the research lenses of the National Institute of Nursing Research Scientific Strategy. In particular, this potentially highly impactful intervention focuses on health equity, prevention and health promotion, and systems of care by centering a tailored approach to the intervention… The Office of Research at Stanford Health Care wholeheartedly supports this grant proposal and will work with you and your team to bring this study to our patients.
My previous interactions in providing early research direction to Co-Investigator Andrew Janss leads me to believe that this collaboration between the esteemed research team at Stanford University... and the Amplify Foundation will effectively and carefully elucidate important questions about new modalities of music delivery, equitable distribution of care, and the feasibility of providingnurses with a new patient care tool.
EXECUTIVE TEAM & BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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