In recognition of the critical importance of gerontological nursing in meeting the health and health care needs of the US population, the American Academy of Nursing (AAN), in partnership with the John A. Hartford Foundation, established the American Academy of Nursing & John A. Hartford Foundation Nurse Leader Award in Aging in 2006. The award’s focus on leadership is broadly defined and includes the full spectrum of gerontological nursing including health care, research, education, politics and public service. The award is designed to recognize leadership and significant achievements, contributions, productivity, competence and mentorship in the field of aging.
Accomplishments cited in support of the nomination must address the magnitude of the nominee's unique influence on aging and gerontological nursing. The award winner must demonstrate superlative work that advances new areas of knowledge and changes how a problem in aging is understood. The award winner is a leader who advances the field of gerontological nursing and its stature through his or her accomplishments, leadership, and advocacy efforts.
In recognition of the critical importance of gerontological nursing in meeting the health and health care needs of the US population, the American Academy of Nursing (AAN), in partnership with the John A. Hartford Foundation, established the American Academy of Nursing & John A. Hartford Foundation Nurse Leader Award in Aging in 2006. The award’s focus on leadership is broadly defined and includes the full spectrum of gerontological nursing including health care, research, education, politics and public service. The award is designed to recognize leadership and significant achievements, contributions, productivity, competence and mentorship in the field of aging.
Accomplishments cited in support of the nomination must address the magnitude of the nominee's unique influence on aging and gerontological nursing. The award winner must demonstrate superlative work that advances new areas of knowledge and changes how a problem in aging is understood. The award winner is a leader who advances the field of gerontological nursing and its stature through his or her accomplishments, leadership, and advocacy efforts.
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