EMF/ENA Foundation Team Research Grant
The Emergency Medical Foundation (EMF) and the ENA Foundation have combined resources to offer this research grant. Deadline for submission is January 2010. A copy of the 2010 grant application can be found at http://www.emfoundation.org/emf.aspx?id=108.
2009 EMF/ENA Foundation Research Grant Recipient
James F. Holmes, MD, MPH and Joshua J. Freilich, RN, BSN
University of California, Davis
Project Title: "Does an Electronic Medical Record reminder Improve Triage Protocol Compliance among ED Triage Nurses?"
2008 EMF/ENAF Team Research Grant Recipient
The 2008 team research grant was not awarded in 2008.
2007 EMF/ENAF Team Research Grant Recipient
Jean Marshall, RN, MS, and Theodore Chan, MD
University of California – San Diego
Project Title: "Multi-Center Study of the Impact of Nurse-Patient Ratios on Emergency Department Overcrowding"
ENA Foundation/Sigma Theta Tau International Research Grant
The ENA Foundation and Sigma Theta Tau International, Inc. (STTI) have combined resources to offer this annual research grant. The ENA Foundation/STTI research grant provides funding for research that will advance the specialized practice of emergency nursing. All relevant research topics will be considered. Priority will be given to research studies relating to the ENA/ENA Foundation research initiatives.
2009 ENA Foundation/Sigma Theta Tau International Research Grant Recipient
Donna O'Malley, RN, MSN
The Children's Mercy Hospital
Project Title: "Understanding Why Emergency Department Healthcare Providers Do Not Screen for Family Violence"
2008 ENA Foundation/Sigma Theta Tau International Research Grant Recipient
Sarah Lynn Anderson, MSN, PhD
University of Virginia
Project Title: "Changes in Genital Injuries in Women Based on Skin color after Consensual Intercourse"
For additional on this research grant, please contact the ENA Foundation at foundation@ena.org or at 800/900-9659 Ext. 4100.
ENA Foundation/Stryker Industry-Supported Research Grant
Application Available NOW!
The ENA Foundation and Stryker have combined resources to offer this industry-supported research grant. In 2010, the ENA Foundation will award two grants of $5,000 each. This grant provides funding for research that will advance the specialized practice of emergency nursing.
The industry-sponsored research funding is available to support Emergency Nursing Research, which is broadly defined as scientific investigation designed to furnish new knowledge relating to emergency nursing care. Such investigations may focus on basic science research, clinical research, preventative care, or research in emergency nursing teaching, education, management, and leadership.
If you are interested in applying for this research grant, please carefully read the following document. This document includes a description of the research grant, requirements, application procedure and the application.
2009 Research Grant Recipients
Linda J. Dimitroff, PhD, BSN, RN, CHES
Rochester General Hospital
Project Title: The relationship of leadership style and horizontal violence in emergency department staff nurse retention.
Gordon Gillespie, RN, PhD, PHCNS-BC, CEN, CCRN, CPEN
University of Cincinnati
Project Title: Stress and Resilience in Emergency Nurses Following Trauma Care
The ENA Foundation was established in 1991 by the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) as a national charitable organization. The mission of the ENA Foundation is to provide educational scholarships and research grants in the discipline of emergency nursing. If you have any questions, please contact a member of the ENA Foundation at Foundaton@ena.org or 847-460-4100.