IPOPI Jose Drabwell
Research Programme
Supporting research that advances knowledge, care and outcomes for people living with primary immunodeficiencies worldwide.
The IPOPI Jose Drabwell Research Programme honours the legacy and commitment of Jose Drabwell by supporting research initiatives that contribute to a better understanding of primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs), improve patient care and strengthen the global PID community.
In loving memory
of Jose Drabwell
The IPOPI Jose Drabwell Research Programme was established in memory of Jose Drabwell and his dedication to improving the lives of people living with primary immunodeficiencies.
Through this programme, IPOPI aims to support meaningful research that contributes to better diagnosis, treatment, care and quality of life for the global PID community.
About the programme
The programme supports research projects that align with IPOPI’s mission to promote early diagnosis, access to appropriate treatment, awareness and patient-centred care for people living with primary immunodeficiencies worldwide.
The programme encourages collaboration, innovation and the generation of evidence that can positively impact patients, healthcare professionals and healthcare systems.
Programme focus areas
- Primary immunodeficiencies and patient outcomes
- Access to diagnosis and treatment
- Quality of life and patient experience
- Awareness and education
- Healthcare systems and standards of care
- Patient-centred research initiatives
Programme objectives
Advance PID research
Support research that contributes to scientific and clinical knowledge in the field of primary immunodeficiencies.
Improve patient outcomes
Encourage projects that help improve diagnosis, treatment pathways, standards of care and quality of life.
Promote patient-centred perspectives
Support initiatives that reflect the experiences and needs of people living with PIDs and their families.
Foster collaboration
Encourage cooperation between researchers, healthcare professionals, patient organisations and other stakeholders.
Frequently asked questions
The programme is open to eligible researchers, healthcare professionals, institutions and organisations working in areas relevant to primary immunodeficiencies.
Eligible projects should align with the programme focus areas and contribute to improving knowledge, care or outcomes for people living with primary immunodeficiencies.
Applications are reviewed against programme objectives, relevance to the PID community, methodological quality and potential impact on patient care and outcomes.
Application guidelines are available for download on this page. Please review them carefully before submitting your application.
Apply to the IPOPI
Jose Drabwell Research Programme
The IPOPI Jose Drabwell Research Programme supports research initiatives that contribute to improving diagnosis, treatment, care and quality of life for people living with primary immunodeficiencies worldwide.
Researchers, healthcare professionals and organisations working in PID-related fields are encouraged to apply.
Applications are now open
Applications deadline
30th September 2026
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