Nursing and Midwifery Research Award
Description
Recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to nursing research in the UAE. It aims to honor researchers who have conducted impactful studies that advance nursing practice, patient care, or healthcare policies in the region.
Eligibility Criteria
Open to UAE nationals and residents engaged in nursing research.
Requires a minimum of 3 years of experience in nursing research, demonstrating notable contributions to the field.
Questions for Applicants
Outstanding Contribution to the Profession (300 words maximum for each question):
Demonstrate how your leadership in nursing research has advanced the field in the UAE. Highlight systemic contributions such as fostering collaborations, establishing research standards, or shaping nursing research culture. Provide specific examples of how your efforts have elevated nursing research as a profession.
Career Growth in Nursing Research (300 words maximum for each question):
Demonstrate how your nursing research career has evolved over time, focusing on key milestones that reflect your professional growth. Highlight accomplishments such as advanced degrees, certifications, leadership roles, or recognitions that showcase your development as a researcher and your contributions to nursing research.
Significant Contribution to the Community (300 words maximum for each question):
Demonstrate how you have personally contributed to the community through initiatives, programs, or voluntary efforts that align with UAE healthcare priorities. Share specific examples of how you have actively supported nursing, medical education, public health, or community well-being, showcasing your commitment to societal development.
Inspiring Influence and Role Modeling (300 words maximum for each question):
Demonstrate how your innovative approach to nursing research has inspired others and fostered a culture of excellence in the UAE. Highlight examples of mentoring, empowering aspiring researchers, or influencing positive change within the nursing research community.