Grant awards of up to $1,500 are available to support the research
and scholarly projects of graduate students. Applicants must be degree
seeking and in good academic standing. The research must be connected
to completion of some aspect of the applicant’s graduate degree
Winners:
Winter 2019: Beena Philip
Implementation Strategies to Increase Uptake of Hester Davis Tool
Tailoring of Fall Prevention Interventions
Fall 2018: Megan Carpenter: Using the Rapid
Assessment for Adolescent Preventive Services (RAAPS) to Screen for
Risk-Taking Behaviors in 13 to 18 Year Olds in a Primary Care Office
Winter 2017: Kathryn Ellens:
“Implementation of an Evidence-Based Opioid Reduction Pain
Management Protocol for an Observation Unit”
Amelia Grayson:
“The Implementation of a Toileting
Intervention to Decrease Falls in a Hospital Elderly Acute Care Unit”
Kelsey Kloosterman:
“Care of Adult Cancer Survivors,”
Amanda
Taylor: “Transitions of Care in a Children’s Hospital
from
Operating Room to Outpatient: A
Quality Improvement Project,”
Kristin
Vanderwell: “Improving Adolescent Risk Assessment in
a
Primary Care Setting”
Christiana Winkelman:
“Prevention of Central Line-Associated
Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) in Adult Oncology Patients”