What topic areas in psychiatric nursing research are relevant, cutting edge, and helpful to APNA members? Let us know what research you are conducting, how you are applying research to your practice or education, and what research areas interest you – just take a few minutes to fill out the survey below
Hi everyone, I am an ECT Coordinator in New Hampshire and I am gearing up to take a Master's level research class in November through Walden University. I am looking for any ECT nursing research ideas anyone may have. I have few ideas but want to make sure I am doing research that people would want to see
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Whether it is an evidence-based practice change, a quality improvement project, or a research study, APNA wants to fund research conducted by psychiatric-mental health nurses. APNA is looking to award a number of research grants to new psychiatric-mental health nurse researchers
Each month, the Practice Research Integration and Membership Engagement (PRIME) Workgroup, Research Council features a researcher or clinician...Tell us about your area of research or project topic
Each month, the Research Council Steering Committee features an APNA member
Launch your research career by submitting a proposal for the APNA Research Grants by May 18
Each month, the Practice Research Integration and Membership Engagement (PRIME) Workgroup, Research Council features a researcher or clinician
Welcome to the APNA research blog. I’m Brenda Marshall, a PMHNP and a university professor – and a life long lover of evidence! I hope you will join us each month for this blog on research in Psychiatric Nursing. You might be asking, "Why should we, the psychiatric nurses of America, care so much about research?". The answer is because it is the only way we can assure our patients/clients receive the best care with the greatest capacity for recovery.
Three nurse researchers will use the funding to explore veterans flourishing, college student mental health, and epigenetic markers for mTBI