
Welcome to the Center for Nursing Research!
The Central New York Nurses have committed to endow this Center which is dedicated to improving practice through the use of research evidence. Please ‘meet’ our Distinguished and Novice Nurse Researchers, investigate the Statewide Nursing Research Agenda, or visit the Foundation!
Novice Nurse Researcher
Each year the Foundation Board of Trustees honors a novice nurse researcher by conferring this award to an individual who demonstrates excellence in developing an emerging program of research. Criteria for the award include:
- Demonstration of excellence in developing an emerging program of research;
- Demonstration of interest in nursing research;
- Quality of research;
- Relevance to the science and art of nursing and health care;
- Dissemination of research to the scientific and clinical communities.
Definition of the novice nurse researcher: A licensed registered nurse who is doctorally prepared and has obtained at least one degree, either a baccalaureate or higher, in nursing and who has no more than three research-based publications in refereed journals as primary author and has received, as principal investigator, no more than $15,000 in postdoctoral extramural funding in one particular research area (definition influenced by American Nurses Foundation, 2008 grant guidelines).
The Foundation Board of Trustees invites nominations, including self-nominations, for the Distinguished Nurse Researcher Award. In general nominations are accepted from January through May each year.
List of Novice Nurse Researcher Awardees
2008 Christina Koulouglioti, PhD, RN

