TSNRP | TriService Nursing Research Program Funding

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Navy nurse researcher presenting nursing research at TSNRP conference

For Military Nurse Scholars, Fellows & Mentors

Collaboration, Mentorship
& Education

Intro

Military nurse scientists in research lab

Funding Military Nursing Research

Since 1991, the TriService Nursing Research Program (TSNRP) has funded 529 military nursing research grants with 38 active research projects and an annual funding of $6M to advance Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) across the Military Healthcare System. The TSNRP Resource Center provides valuable training for military nurses, while its Research Interest Groups foster collaboration, mentorship, and education for military nurses, scholars, and graduate nursing students.

Team

Leading Collaboratively

Representatives from the Army, Navy, and Air Force collaborate to lead TSNRP.

The Executive Board of Directors provides the strategic direction and authorizes all final funding decisions based on scientific and programmatic evaluations conducted by an Advisory Council of active and Reserve members from the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

The Executive Director provides long-term planning, day-to-day management and as the decision-maker for grants administration.

Research Interest Groups are led by members who collaborate with senior nurse scholars to address critical healthcare needs in the military and public health sectors.

TSNRP funds research by Army, Navy, and Air Force nurses on the front line, in military treatment facilities and academic institutions

RIGs

Anesthesia Research Interest Group

Expeditionay Research Interest Group (ExRIG)

Health Systems and Informatics Research Interest

ANESTHESIA

EXPEDITIONARY

HEALTH SYSTEMS/ INFORMATICS

Biobehavioral Research Interest Group

Military Family Research Interest Group

Military Women's Health Research Interest Group

BIOBEHAVIORAL HEALTH

MILITARY FAMILY

MILITARY WOMEN'S HEALTH

News & Updates

BLOG

Advancing Evidence-Based Practice in Military Nursing: EBP Featured in 'Military Medicine'

Advancing Evidence-Based Practice in Military Nursing: EBP Featured in 'Military Medicine'

Military Medicine released its January/February 2024 supplement titled "Advancing Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in Military Nursing,"...

Military Nurses Collaborate to Solve Clinical Challenges in EBP Workshop

Military Nurses Collaborate to Solve Clinical Challenges in EBP Workshop

Military nurses collaborate on Evidence-Based Practice projects during TSNRP workshop.

Policy Change Allows DoD Nurses with Veteran Status Eligibility for TSNRP Funding

The TSNRP Executive Board of Directors approved the following TSNRP award funding policy change: PhD and DNP federal nurses with veteran...

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