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The Allergists’ Foundation Community Grant Recipients

| September 13, 2023

The Allergists’ Foundation Community Grant Recipients

2023 Community Grant Recipients

The Allergists’ Foundation Community Grant Program inspires practicing allergists to develop creative solutions for challenges related to allergy care within their communities. Below are seven outstanding projects that have been selected for funding in 2023 along with updates from some of our other grantees.


Alan P. Baptist, MD, MPH, FACAAI
Ann Arbor, MI
Project Title: Treatment For Mild Asthma: What Matters to Patients and Providers.


Krishan D. Chhiba, MD, PhD
Chicago, IL
Project Title: Simulation-Based Training of the Emergent Management of Anaphylaxis in Clinic: A Focus on Facilitating Teamwork Among Providers.


Nerissa C. D’Silva, MD
Galveston, TX
Project Title: Global Search Engine Powered by Artificial Intelligence to Improve Management of Food Allergies and Intolerances: A Digital Pilot in Marginalized Communities Across the State of Texas.


Michael C. DiCello, MD
Bozeman, MT
Project Title: Employing Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a Clinical Tool to Ease the Administrative Burden Associated With Prescribing Therapies and Completing Prior Authorizations.


Kamran H. Imam, MD
San Diego, CA
Project Title: Burden of Atopic Disorders in American Indian/Native Alaskan Populations of San Diego County.


Matthew R. McCulloch, MD
Bozeman, MT
Project Title: Indoor Air Quality and the Home Environment in Children With Asthma.


Andrea A. Pappalardo, MD, FACAAI
Chicago, IL
Project Title: Stock Inhaler Programming: Improving Access to Critical Asthma Medications in Rural Schools.

The 2023 and 2022 awards are made possible through the generous donations from College members and support by GSK. Learn more about the work of our grantees by reading the project summaries.

Supported in part by:

Learning from the Field

Watch interviews with three of our 2021 grantees as they share about their successes, challenges and unexpected learnings over the course of their clinical projects!

Kelsey Kaman, MD
(2021 planning grant & 2022 implementation grant recipient)
The LEARN Early Project: Learning Educators
Anaphylaxis Response Needs

Timothy Chow, MD
Penicillin Allergy Delabelling in a Pediatric Primary Care Setting

Juan Carlos Cardet, MD, MPH
Impact of Telehealth Visits on Outcomes Among
Black and Latinx Patients With Moderate-Severe Asthma

Get Involved and Make a Difference Today!

The success of our Community Grant Program is a collaborative effort. It is only made possible through the dedication of our volunteers on the Grants Allocation Committee, generous contributions from members and sponsors, and the talented grant applicants who are eager to positively impact allergy and asthma care in their communities. Contact us to learn more about how you can contribute!

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