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Federal Budget Process

Michelle L. Kienholz, Jeremy M Berg

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Most investigators do not realize that the federal budget process often dictates when and whether a grant application will receive an award or how to follow the status of the NIH appropriation. We review the timing and process of proposing and approving the federal budget, including the NIH appropriation, and ways in which the reader can advocate for increased funding of biomedical research. We also explain how the individual Institute or Center appropriation is divided among ongoing commitments and competing awards.

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Most investigators do not realize that the federal budget process often dictates when and whether a grant application will receive an award or how to follow the status of the NIH appropriation. We review the timing and process of proposing and approving the federal budget, including the NIH appropriation, and ways in which the reader can advocate for increased funding of biomedical research. We also explain how the individual Institute or Center appropriation is divided among ongoing commitments and competing awards.

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Most investigators do not realize that the federal budget process often dictates when and whether a grant application will receive an award or how to follow the status of the NIH appropriation. We review the timing and process of proposing and approving the federal budget, including the NIH appropriation, and ways in which the reader can advocate for increased funding of biomedical research. We also explain how the individual Institute or Center appropriation is divided among ongoing commitments and competing awards.

Key concepts: Appropriation, Budget process, Process (computing), Federal budget, Public administration, Political science, Public relations, Computer science

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