In 2011 the UCSF School of Nursing once again attracted the most federal research dollars of any US school of nursing, funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
UCSF Health sciences schools received more NIH funds than any other public institution, as detailed in the campus news release.
Dean David Vlahov expressed his pride in the faculty and staff who were responsible for this success by issuing a hearty “Well Done” to all.
Here are the top 10 Schools of Nursing ranked in order of NIH research funding.
|
Rank |
Name |
Funding |
|
1 |
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO (UCSF) |
$8,346,286 |
|
2 |
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON |
$7,671,792 |
|
3 |
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA |
$7,340,882 |
|
4 |
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY |
$6,543,638 |
|
5 |
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT PITTSBURGH |
$6,330,388 |
|
6 |
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR |
$5,602,637 |
|
7 |
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO |
$5,470,550 |
|
8 |
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY |
$5,214,289 |
|
9 |
YALE UNIVERSITY |
$4,466,173 |
|
10 |
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES (UCLA) |
$4,327,123 |
Here are the twenty-three NIH grants (Principal Investigators and Project Titles) that qualified UCSF School of Nursing for the top honors:
|
P.I. Name |
Project Title |
Grant Number |
|
ASIODU, IFEYINWA |
Identifying barriers to breastfeeding initiation in African American families |
1F31NR013120-01 |
|
BAIRD, JENNIFER |
Understanding how PICU Nurses Care for Dying Children and their Families |
5F31NR012093-02 |
|
BAUER, LISA |
Brain Alterations And Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults with Heart Failure |
1K99NR012773-01 |
|
CHESLA, CATHERINE |
CBPR with Immigrant Chinese with Diabetes |
5R01NR010693-04 |
|
DAWSON-ROSE, CAROL |
Scale up of positive prevention programs in Mozambique |
5U2GPS002770-02 |
|
DREW, BARBARA |
Home ECG Monitoring to Detect Allograft Rejection Following Heart Transplantation |
1R01NR012003-01A1 |
|
FUKUOKA, YOSHIMI & CHOI, JIWON |
Applying Mobile-Persuasive Technologies to Increase Physical Activity in Women |
3R01HL104147-02S1 |
|
FUKUOKA, YOSHIMI |
Cell Phone Based Physical Activity Program in Sedentary Women and Men |
5K23NR011454-03 |
|
FUKUOKA, YOSHIMI |
Applying Mobile-Persuasive Technologies to Increase Physical Activity in Women |
5R01HL104147-02 |
|
KAUFMAN, SHARON |
Longevity and Medical Treatment in Old Age |
5R01AG028426-05 |
|
KIYOSHI-TEO, HIROKO |
Factors Associated with Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia Guideline Adherence |
5F31HS018879-03 |
|
LEE, KATHRYN |
Nursing Research Training in Symptom Management |
2T32NR007088-16 |
|
MALONE, RUTH |
Exploring voluntary tobacco-related initiatives by businesses |
1R01CA143076-01A1 |
|
MALONE, RUTH |
Enhancing Civilian Support for Military Tobacco Control |
5R01CA157014-02 |
|
MIASKOWSKI, CHRISTINE & AOUIZERAT, BRADLEY |
Characterization of and Treatment for Chemotherapy Neuropathy |
1R01CA151692-01A1 |
|
MIASKOWSKI, CHRISTINE |
Improving Cancer Pain Management Through Self-Care |
5R01CA116423-06 |
|
MIASKOWSKI, CHRISTINE & AOUIZERAT, BRADLEY |
Symptoms Clusters in Oncology Patients Receiving Chemotherapy |
5R01CA134900-03 |
|
PORTILLO, CARMEN |
HIV/AIDS Nursing Care and Prevention |
5T32NR007081-15 |
|
PUNTILLO, KATHLEEN |
Palliation of Thirst in Intensive Care Unit Patients |
5R01NR011825-03 |
|
SHIM, JANET |
Conceptions of Race and Ethnicity Used in Gene-Environment Interaction Studies |
5R01HG005848-02 |
|
VLAHOV, DAVID |
Harlem Community Academic Partnership: Influenza Immunizations |
7R24MD002754-05 |
|
WALLHAGEN, MARGARET |
Primary Care Intervention Promoting Hearing Health Care Service Access and Use |
1R21DC011510-01 |