Past Research Grants

The Japan Academy of Nursing Science provides research grants to individuals or groups (the principal investigator must be a member of the Society) who are interested in conducting scientific and empirical research on the evaluation of nursing techniques, with the aim of promoting evaluation research on the effectiveness of nursing techniques and thereby contributing to the appropriate evaluation of nursing techniques in medical and nursing care reimbursement. The Society provides research grants to individuals or groups (the principal investigator must be a member of the Society) who aim to conduct scientific and empirical research on the evaluation of nursing skills.

2009 Research Grant for Evaluation of Nursing Skills Adopted Themes

• Evaluation of the effect of telenursing (tele-nursing) on prevention of acute deterioration and rehospitalization in home oxygen therapy patients: a randomized controlled trial
  Tomoko Kamei (Professor, St. Luke's College of Nursing)
• Utility of the EASE Program to Reduce Dialysis Care Costs in Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
  Hiroko Kamihoshi (Lecturer, Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, Kiryu University)