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Research

Nursing Research Activities

Research at the UVa School of Nursing is conducted by teams in a number of research centers as well as by individual researchers. Our research focuses on alternative and complementary therapies, rural health, mental health, nursing history, oncology, aging, domestic violence as well as other important health-related topics. In addition to federal grants, funding is provided by private foundations and intramural grants to stimulate creative projects. Opportunities are often created for students - undergraduates, master's and doctoral level - to participate in the research enterprise.

The School of Nursing's strong research mission includes a foundation based on collaboration to produce new knowledge. From developing new understandings of human behavior to new models for care delivery, our research teams are energetic, focused, and growing.

Our Research Centers

Research Resources

Selected Center Links 

Selected Recently Received Grants

  • Changing Narratives of Depression in Rural Women of the South
    This 3-year, exploratory, Stage I behavioral treatment research study will establish digital story as a means of promoting therapeutic change among low-income rural women with major depressive disorder (MDD).
    Primary Investigator Emily Hauenstein,Phd, RN,LCP Funded By NIH

  • Virginia Geriatric Education Center
    Awarded in August 2010 to a consortium of University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University and Eastern Virginia Medical School.The emphasis is on inter-professional education in geriatrics and includes faculty development, curriculum development, clinical training of students and continuing professional education.
    Primary Investigator at UVA Kathy Fletcher, DNP, RN, GNP-BC, FAAN Funded By HRSA
  • Clinical Nurse Leader Development at the University of Virginia
    This program will provide scholarships for students traditionally underrepresented in the field of nursing and strives to prepare culturally competent leaders in the School of Nursing’s accelerated Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) master’s nursing program.
    Primary Investigator Kathryn Reid, PhD, RN, CNL, FNP-BC Funded By Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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Recognitions

"That peace, safety, and concord may ... be long enjoyed by our fellow-citizens, ... and if I can be instrumental in procuring or preserving them, I shall think I have not lived in vain" - Thomas Jefferson.