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Funding, Education & Community for Military Nurses
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Funding Military Nursing Research
To Support U.S. National Defense

The TriService Nursing Research Program (TSNRP) enables the operational readiness of warfighters through military nursing research and evidence-based practice (EBP) at home and on the frontlines.
 

TSNRP is the only Congressionally-authorized Department of Defense program to fund rigorous military nursing research and EBP projects that save lives, solve complex problems, and improve healthcare outcomes across the military healthcare system. Since 2019, TSNRP-funded research has been conducted at more than 30 sites in 23 states, and in collaboration with 35 public universities.

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For more than 30 years, the program continues to support to military nurses with resources such as:
 

Leading Collaboratively

Army, Navy, and Air Force leaders collaborate to lead TSNRP in service of Combatant Commanders and the Military Healthcare System.

 

The Executive Board of Directors, comprised of the Nursing Corps Chiefs, provides the strategic direction and authorizes all final funding decisions based on military operational relevancy and scientific evaluations conducted by an Advisory Council of active and Reserve service members from the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
 

The Executive Director, an active-duty military officer and nurse, provides long-term planning, day-to-day management, decision-making for grants administration, and mentoring of nursing fellows.

 

Research Interest Groups are led by active-duty service members who collaborate with nurse scientists and scholars to address critical healthcare needs in the military and public health sectors.

TSNRP funds research by Army, Navy, and Air Force nurses on the front line, in military treatment facilities and academic institutions

Military Nursing Research Interest Groups

Research Interest Groups are led by military nurse scientists who collaborate with nurse scholars to improve critical aspects of military healthcare delivery including anesthesia care, biobehavioral health, expeditionary care, health system informatics, military family care, and military women’s health care.

Origin & Legacy of Military Nurse Scientists

This 15-minute film short introduces four military nurse scientists who describe how their nursing research and evidence-based practice projects contribute to operational readiness, healthcare outcomes, and public safety.

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