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Guidelines for funding requests for the Dr. Marlene Reimer Research Award
- Research funds will be allocated yearly based on numbers of requests;
- Application deadline is November 1st annually
- Award is to be base amount of $2000, plus monetary value equal to funds raised by the Run for research in the prior year; to be determined annually at midyear by BOD;
- Fundable projects will focus directly on neuroscience patient care issues;
- Projects will focus on issues within the scope of nursing practice in Canada;
- The primary investigator must be a nurse and an active member of C.A.N.N. in the preceding year;
- A letter of request plus the proposal shall be sent to the chairperson of the research committee (may be sent electronically);
- An additional two copies of the proposal will be mailed electronically to the research chairperson; one copy includes identifying information (research team members, health care setting) and the second copy does not include this information.
- A letter or support from management/clinical supervisor describing the contribution of this neuroscience nursing research study proposal should accompany the application;
- The research proposal shall include the following:
- Title of project
- Names and qualifications of the principal and co-investigators
- Purpose of the project
- Methodology (including sample, procedures and data analysis plan)
- Evidence of consent by the Ethics Committee of the institution/agency from which the research subjects will be selected, if applicable
- Budget and time frame
- Amount of money requested from C.A.N.N.
- The proposed budget should include the following headings:
- Personnel services
- Supplies
- Services
- Travel
- Equipment
- Proposal should also include details about other funding sources; including those confirmed and those pending;
- The Research Committee will review proposals and notify the Board of Directors on decisions about funding awards;
- The award will be given to the recipient at the time the decision is made and official recognition will be given at the annual meeting luncheon;
- Those who receive funding shall provide progress reports to the Research Committee upon request;
- The deadline for applications for research funds will be November 1st and will be published in CJNN;
- Researchers are expected to publish their results in CJNN and present them at the Annual Meeting;
- Researchers must submit a report of their research to the Research Committee.




The World Federation of Neuroscience Nurses
http://www.wfnn.nu/
Canadian Stroke Network
http://www.canadianstrokenetwork.ca/
ThinkFirst
http://www.thinkfirst.ca/
Canadian Alliance of Brain Tumour Organizations
http://www.cabto.ca/