Disease States

• Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
• Postpartum Depression (PPD)

Depression

• Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)

  • Understanding the burden of MDD and the impact of unmet needs in MDD on patients and their families
  • Advances in the understanding of the pathophysiology of MDD, including but not limited to the potential role of endogenous neuroactive steroids and GABAergic neurotransmission in the expression of MDD symptoms
  • Understanding the clinical implications of suboptimally treated MDD
  • Review of evidence of safety and efficacy of new and emerging pharmacotherapies for MDD

• Postpartum Depression (PPD)

  • Understanding the burden of PPD and the impact of delayed diagnosis and treatment on patient and family outcomes
  • Increasing awareness of optimal approaches for the early identification of PPD and opportunities for improved interdisciplinary care of patients with PPD
  • Advances in the understanding of the pathophysiology of PPD, including but not limited to the potential role of endogenous neuroactive steroids and GABAergic neurotransmission in the expression of PPD symptoms
  • Review of evidence of safety and efficacy of new and emerging pharmacotherapies for PPD

Education for HCPs, including but not limited to the following audiences:

• Psychiatrists, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners (NPs), Psychiatric Pharmacists, Psychiatric Physician Associates/Assistants (PAs), and Primary Care Mental Health Specialists (MDD/PPD)
• Obstetricians/Gynecologists, Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialists, Reproductive Psychiatrists (PPD)
• General primary care providers including MD/DO, NP, and PAs working in internal medicine or family practice (MDD/PPD)

Format (to support broad, interactive education)

• US-based grant applications
• Live education (including symposia at national and regional congresses and profession-specific regional series; in person or virtual) with enduring component as warranted
• Digital/online asynchronous enduring education
• Digital/online microlearning modules
• Print or digital articles

Educational grant requests must conform to the following:

• Grant requests must be unsolicited and must not provide nor promise any benefit to Sage.
• Grant requests for support of educational programs with multiple funding sources are preferred.
• Educational programs, activities, or materials that are designed to promote the institution’s or organization’s bona fide patient or educational services must relate to an area of interest to Sage.
• Funding amounts must be reasonable for the activities proposed and grant funds must only be used for the expenses described in the grant application and the approval agreement.

Educational grant requests may NOT:

• Be payable to an individual HCP or physician practice, or companies predominantly owned by a practicing individual HCP or his/her spouse, or the charitable arm thereof.
• Request use of funding to support conference travel grants or registration fees for HCPs (other than funding of scholarships to permit medical students, residents, fellows or other HCPs in training to attend carefully selected educational conferences without naming the recipient).
• Be for education that is routine and/or a required part of medical training, e.g. textbooks, journal subscriptions, or preparation materials for Board reviews.

Funding decisions for grants are made through a formal, centralized grant review and decision-making process.

In all cases, Sage notifies applicants of decisions by email. All applications recieve a fair review, and we encourage organizations to reapply for future programs and initiatives.

If you have any questions, please email grants@sagerx.com.

Sponsorship requests:

• must clearly identify the benefit offered to Sage.
• must include sponsorship benefits and any amount requested must be reasonable for the activities proposed and consistent with comparable meetings or events.
• must be made available to multiple organizations, and not just to Sage.

All sponsorship requests will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. Funding decisions for sponsorships are made through a formal, centralized review and decision-making process.

In all cases, Sage notifies applicants of our decision by email. All applications receive a fair review, and we encourage organizations to reapply for future programs and initiatives.

If you have any questions, please email sponsorship@sagerx.com.