American Nurses Foundation (ANF) Research Grants Program-
Each year, through our Nursing Research Grants program, ANF provides funds to beginner and experienced nurse researchers to conduct studies that contribute toward the advancement of nursing science and the enhancement of patient care. Awards are given in all areas of nursing, including healthy patient outcomes, health care policy development, critical care, gerontology, women’s health, community and family intervention
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American Society of
Anesthesiologists- Information on research grant opportunities for
healthcare providers.
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Association
of Pediatric Oncology Nurses-Awards two different grants ($1,000
each) to APON members whose grant proposal is based on a clinical
aspect of nursing care of children with cancer and/or their families.
Community of Science-An on-line database of research resources through which academic researchers publicize their activities. Searchable components include 1) listings of individual research EXPERTISE, 2) university facilities, programs, and SERVICES, 3) INVENTIONS and intellectual property, 4) RESEARCH PARKS, 5) institutional PROFILES, and 6) POSTGRADUATES.
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Grant Writing Tips-Covers most aspects of the grant writing process
in order to help nurse researchers, especially new ones, plan, write, and apply for the basic nursing research grant.
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The Foundation
Center-An independent nonprofit information clearinghouse for
information on foundations, corporate giving, and related subjects.
The homepage includes information on training and seminars at the
Foundation's five center libraries; grantmaker information; funding
trends and analysis; the fundraising process and the nuts-and-bolts of
the funding research process, including FAQs, common grant application
forms, and a Proposal Writing Short Course.
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Funding
information from the Bureau of Health Professions Grants Files -of
the Health
Resources and Services Administration at the Department of Health
and Human Services. This page has application materials and funding
notices.
Grant and
Contract Information from the NIH-Extensive
information about grants from the NIH. The information is updated
frequently and can be searched using key words.
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Grant
Opportunities from the Fulbright
Scholar Program.-This program awards grants to American
students, teachers, and scholars to study, teach, lecture and conduct
research abroad, and to foreign nationals to engage in similar
activities in the United States.
Grant Select-More than 10,000 funding opportunities are contained in the GrantSelect database for a variety of disciplines including biomedical and healthcare. The database is available to subscribers only; a free 30-day trial period is offered on the site.
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Health
Links-The Grant Seeker Toolbox is a wealth of information
including late breaking funding opportunities, major funding search
tools and helpful articles and resources to help you get a grant.
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Helene Fuld Health
Trust-The Helene Fuld Health Trust is dedicated to the primary
objective set by Dr. Fuld when it was established: the support and
promotion of the health, welfare, and education of student nurses. The
trust concentrates its grant making in the following three areas:
Curriculum and Faculty Development in Community-based Care, Leadership
Development and Educational Mobility.
The Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation-The nation's largest philanthropy devoted
exclusively to health and health care. The foundation concentrates its
grantmaking in four areas: assuring access to basic health services;
improving the way services for people with chronic health conditions
are organized and provided; reducing the harm caused by substance
abuse; and helping the nation address the problem of rising health
care costs.
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Grants
Net-GrantsNet is a tool for finding and exchanging information
about HHS and selected other Federal grant programs. It is part of the
much-publicized national movement toward providing government
resources to the general public in a more accessible and meaningful
manner.
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Federal
Register-Often a good resource for finding grant funding
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HRSA
Grants-These pages contain information about grants available from
HRSA's Bureau of Primary Health Care, the Bureau of Health
Professions, Bureau of Maternal and Child Health and the HIV/AIDS
Bureau.
International Society For Heart and Lung Transplantation Nursing Research Grants-
ISHLT issues at least one Nursing and Social Sciences Grant annually in an amount of up to $12,000. The funding period is for one year. The purpose of this award is to encourage qualified nurses, social scientists and other health care professionals to conduct research related to the areas of end-stage heart and lung disease and transplantation.
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Environmental
Protection Agency Grants-Information available from various
departments within the Agency about research grants and graduate
fellowships
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Leukemia
Foundation-A clearinghouse for leukemia info, including research
grants, marrow drives and other events.
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National Association
of Neonatal Nurses-Offers $10,000 grant awards for NANN members
proposing research in specific neonatal interventions and outcomes or
specific roles with particular interest in studies addressing cost,
effectiveness, and quality issues.
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Institute Of Nursing Research-The National Institute of Nursing
Research is a component of the National Institutes of Health,
Department of Health and Human Services, the site if rich with
information about grants & funding, program announcements,
research & training.
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National Library
of Medicine-Grants
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National
Science Foundation-Valuable article about the Criteria for the Selection of
Research and Education Projects. The Foundation lists numerous areas of research are available for
funding
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Frances
G. Crane and Rita C. Kopf Memorial Nursing Research Grants-The Foundation Center for Nursing Research aims to improve nursing science and practice by supporting the conduct of nursing research and dissemination of research findings. The Center takes great pride in offering two nursing research grants made available annually. Awards $3,000 per each
grant.
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Pediatric
Endocrinology Nursing Society (PENS)-Funds are available
to members to support pediatric endocrinology nursing research
projects. There are three levels of research grants for which applications are available through this site: a $2,000 award, a $5,000, and a $10,000 award
for the more 'seasoned' researcher. Further information may be
obtained by contacting the Grants Director at grants@pens.org.
Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Grants-
Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society sponsors three grants and co-sponsors 11 other nursing grants through nursing association partners. Information about each grant as well as criteria and application information is available on the site.
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Transcultural
Nursing Society Research Award-The Transcultural Nursing Society
has established two $1,000 annual awards to provide assistance to
nurse researchers conducting investigations on phenomena related to
transcultural nursing.
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