


In the words of The DAISY Foundation, providing grants that fund research and evidence-based practice projects, "links our yearning to impact treatment of patients with autoimmune diseases and cancer and our passion for the compassionate work nurses do in healthcare facilities all over the world.”
It is an admirable and altruistic goal that ultimately can be fulfilled by the nurses to whom grants are issued.
Here are a few examples of projects that have been accepted by The DAISY Foundation’s J. Patrick Barnes grants program, which is funded in part by GetWellNetwork.
Study:
Transfusional iron, anthracyclines and cardiac outcomes among childhood cancer survivors
Principal investigator:
Kathleen Ruccione, MPH, RN, CPON, FAAN
Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Study:
Energy in motion
Principal investigator:
Linda Abbott, MSN, RN, AOCN, CWON
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Study:
Cardiovascular risks in cancer survivors
Principal investigator:
Kyungeh An, PhD, RN
Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems
Study:
Breast cancer patients and their perceptions of changes after chemotherapy
Principal investigator:
Valorie Brooks, BSN, RN, CRRN, CBIS
Greenville Health System
Items funded by grants
Grants may cover the cost of small equipment such as recording devices, some software, supplies and printed material for study. They may also fund buy-out of clinical/staff nurses’ time so they may participate as part of study team, data entry time, statistician time and incentives to participants.
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EDITOR'S NOTE:
Grantees are required to submit their work to Sigma Theta Tau International's Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library.BACK TO TOP
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