Published August 07, 2019 
Weekly Digest
On July 27, 2019, the Journal of Professional Nursing published a new in-press article by Dr. Rebecca Schnall from Columbia University titled National Institute of Health (NIH) funding patterns in Schools of Nursing: Who is funding nursing science research and who is conducting research at Schools of Nursing? Through an examination of NIH grants over the last 5 years, the author provides an overview of federally-funded research, which is useful to informing the research enterprise at schools of nursing. Dr. Schnall found that:
- Nearly 50% of the National Institute for Nursing Research's extramural budget is awarded through grants to U.S. nursing schools.
- NINR funds 80% of training grants that supports research-focused educational programs at schools of nursing.
- Among the top 15 research-intensive nursing schools, awards to non-nurse investigators averaged 34.5% across 5 years.
AACN Celebrates 50 Years - A Look Back at 1998
At AACN's Spring Annual Meeting, Government Affairs Committee Chair Eleanor Howell (left, Creighton University) presents Dr. Teri Murray (Saint Louis University) with AACN's Advocate of the Year Award. This award is granted to an AACN member whose efforts to promote nursing education at the federal level deserves special recognition.
See more historic photos on
AACN's 50th Anniversary website.
AACN Updates
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Social Pulse
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Washington Weekly
Inside this edition of Washington Weekly: AACN's Guide to Advocacy: August 2019 Edition is now available to use while Members of Congress are back home in their states/districts connecting with constituents. AACN encourages its members to contact their legislators and continue to advocate for priorities that improve our nation's health care.
Read AACN's Washington Weekly
Special Thanks to Members and Partners for Supporting AACN's 50th Anniversary
Every week, AACN will showcase schools and organization who contributed to AACN 50th Anniversary Gala Program. To see a complete list of sponsors and to find out more about how your school can be featured in this special publication, click here.
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