The most successful healthcare providers in 2008 will be those that continue to evolve to meet new demands, changing demographics, and new technology.

And in large measure, grants and gifts from the private sector - charitable foundations, company sponsored foundations - as well as federal government programs will fuel some of the changes ahead.

But some of the traditional sources of funds are drying up. And new funding programs and sources are emerging. One thing is for certain: you will have to work smarter to successfully obtain your fair share of grant funding for your organization.

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