Personally tailored treatment strategies for youth with mental illness
Grant of SEK 10 million to Örebro University for the project on patient stratification and personalised treatments for youth with mental illness.
SEK 10 million
Varies — depends on the scope of the project and the grant provider's assessment.
No fixed deadline specified — applications are usually accepted continuously. Check current dates with the grant provider.
About the grant
Örebro University, Professor Henrik Hegbo Larsson, has received SEK 10 million in grants for the project "Tackle the youth mental health crisis with patient stratification and personalized treatments" which aims at personally tailored treatment strategies for youth with mental illness.
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The grant provider does not list any fixed requirements in advance for this support. In practice, an individual assessment of your application is made — who you are, what the project is about and how well it fits the purpose of the grant. Read the source below for the applicable conditions before applying.
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