- RWJF-Funded Study Finds Medicare Part D Too Complex for Many Doctors
- RWJF Investigator Award Recipients Create Treasure Trove of Data about American Responses to 1918...
- Acclaim for RWJF Nurse Faculty Scholars
- Scholar Finds Link between Asthma Rates and Certain Crimes
- Harold Amos Program Alum Elected to National Academy of Engineering
We invest in preparing health professionals for leadership; enhancing the skills and careers of frontline health workers; training scholars to conduct health policy research; and encouraging youth to pursue health careers. We aim to boost the diversity of people working in health and health care, to better serve the health needs of a demographically and culturally changing America.
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Charting Nursing's Future policy briefs inform hospital executives, state and national lawmakers, nursing and nursing education leaders and other policy-makers about a wide range of issues relating to the nursing shortage and the role of nurses in quality initiatives.
Initiative on the Future of Nursing
The Initiative is a two-year effort of the IOM and RWJF to find solutions to the challenges facing the nursing profession, and to build upon nursing-based solutions to improve quality and transform the way Americans receive health care.
Susan B. Hassmiller, RWJF's senior adviser for nursing, is pursuing a dream vacation to learn more about the life and work of Florence Nightingale. She’s traveling through Europe on a special tour developed in honor of the centennial of Nightingale’s death. In a series of posts for the American Journal of Nursing's Off the Charts blog, Hassmiller reports on her trip, what she learns, and what it means to nurses' work today.
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