Center for Nursing Research

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Center for Nursing Research

The Center for Nursing Research (CNR) at 91�ֿ� is dedicated to supporting faculty and students to advance the science of nursing and health care research and engage in collaborative research locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Led by the Associate Dean for Research at the College of Nursing with assistance from a Grants Administrator and Grants Coordinator, the CNR provides infrastructure support for all phases of research, project leadership, and research mentoring to faculty and students pursuing research and other scholarly endeavors.

Resource Guide for Nurse Researchers

The Resource Guide for Nurse Researchers was developed to help College of Nursing faculty members and students navigate the process of completing a research project and finding appropriate resources along the way.

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Areas of Expertise

Self-Management Across the Lifespan

Our researchers are seeking ways to empower people to take charge of their health and wellness at all stages of life.

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Social & Cultural Disparities

Our researchers are investigating health care and educational disparities faced by underserved and minority populations.

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Health Systems, Leadership, & Quality

Our researchers are examining factors impacting quality, safety, and cost within health systems.

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Serious Illness & End of Life

Our researchers are addressing difficult challenges faced by very ill individuals and their families through innovative approaches and technologies.

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Mental Health & Trauma

Our researchers are exploring a variety of psychological and psychiatric topics, including trauma-related stress and growth.

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Nursing Education & Transition to Practice

Our researchers are developing breakthroughs in the science of nursing education.

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