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Nursing & Patient Care Services Nursing & Patient Care Services Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant NEXT APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 5, 2027 - Letter of Intent for this cycle is due July 1, 2026 The Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grants are intended to perpetuate the Stanford University School of Nursing''s tradition of excellence in nursing practice, leadership, education and research.
The Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant Funds are a living expression of an enduring commitment to academic nursing practice at Stanford. The aims of the project are to: Build on the foundation of academic nursing established by the Stanford University School of Nursing. Enhance nurses' professional development through sponsoring research and practice improvement projects.
Promote nursing's active role and influence in improving health care delivery and advancing patient outcomes. The Legacy Funds provides grant support up to $10,000 to advance innovative research and demonstration projects that improve health care outcomes, the patient experience, and health system efficiency.
Examples of fundable projects include: Development and evaluation of a patient education project Measurement of a novel intervention’s impact on clinical care Assessment of a practice change or new technique that improves patient outcomes Implementation of guideline-based care for patients discharged on specialized therapies Research@stanfordhealthcare.
org BOOK A CONSULTATION » Download Letter of Intent (LOI) Legacy Application (docx) Transfer of Legacy Grant Form Legacy Grant Handbook / FAQ Beginning in 2026, applicants interested in submitting a Legacy Grant application must submit a brief letter of intent (LOI) by July 1 before being invited to submit for a full Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant application.
Selected LOIs will be invited into our new Nursing Research Fellowship program (nSPARK), during which fellows will work directly with nurse and research scientists to develop and refine their full grant proposal and receive methodological support and mentorship. Nursing Research Fellowship (SHC Internal) Who May Apply for the Legacy Grant Project teams are encouraged.
However, the principal applicant must be either a: Registered nurse employed by Stanford Health Care, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford, or an affiliated off-campus site; OR A graduate of the Stanford University School of Nursing We do not recommend downloading or saving any of the files or templates. Access the needed forms on this site to make sure you are using the newest version for each application cycle.
Legacy Application (docx) Transfer of Legacy Grant Form Completed Application Form 1 Letter of Recommendation from Manager/Supervisor Read through the Legacy Grant Handbook / FAQ Guide Optional: Attach supplemental documents if applicable Recommended : Please meet for a consultation with a nurse scientist a t least 2 - 3 months prior to submission. - Do not wait until the last minute.
Legacy Grant Handbook / FAQ Guide (PDF) Please read through the Legacy Grant Handbook / FAQ Guide prior to submission of the Legacy Grant application. The guidelines will provide important information on expectations and the process for reimbursement should your project be accepted. Strongly recommended for applicants to attend a consultation meeting with a nurse scientist from their respective organization.
Complete application to the best of your ability and schedule a consultation with a nurse scientist at least 2 - 3 months prior to the submission deadline. The Legacy Grant is awarded two cycles per year. The deadlines for each cycle do not change.
If the deadline falls on a weekend, applications received on the following Monday at 8:00 AM PST will be accepted. Dissemination of Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant Results Because the Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grants are intended to support nursing excellence, grant recipients are expected to disseminate project results.
Dissemination of results through journal publication, nursing grand rounds, and/or conference presentation(s) is expected. All publications and presentations must acknowledge the Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant and the s upporting institutional affiliations.
Once awarded, Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grants are typically conducted and completed within a continuous one-year period following appropriate administrative and Institutional Review Board (IRB) approvals. Proposal Development and Review Process New Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant applications are reviewed and funded on a biannual basis, as funds permit.
The proposal development and submission process begins with an idea, question or issue that is congruent with the aims of the Legacy grants. It is recommended that an interdisciplinary team be convened to develop the idea and form the clinical question you want to investigate.
The research nurse scientists at your organization will assist potential grant applicants with: Exploring ideas, questions or issues to study Confirming the strategic significance of the proposal idea Forming Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant teams as needed Clarifying budget parameters Proposals submitted to the Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant committee should include the following: Background and significance Research Study or Project Design Supplemental documents if applicable Projects with a research component should include hypotheses, a definition of the sample population to be studied and a description of data collection and analysis.
Legacy Project Report Outs All accepted Legacy Grant Projects must submit two required reports over the project term: A 6-Month Progress Report and a 12-Month Final Project Summary . You will be required to submit a 6-month progress report and a 12-month final project summary as well as quarterly finance reports. Forms will be emailed to you by the Program Coordinator.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to registered nurses employed by Stanford Health Care, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford, or an affiliated off-campus site; or graduates of the Stanford University School of Nursing. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant are due February 5, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Stanford Nurse Alumnae Legacy Grant is funded by Stanford Health Care. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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