Nih financing for Umiami Nursing Hits Record high

The School of Nursing and Health Studies of the University of Miami in the top 5 private nursing schools of the State of National Institute of Health (NIH) in the financial year (FY) 2024 alongside Ivy League Institutions Columbia, University of Pennsylvania, Emory and Johns Hopkins.

For NIH research financing at all nursing schools nationwide, school is number 11, five places from No. 16 in the 2023 financial year. As since 2006, the school remains in Florida's private nih-financed nursing school. , when the non -profit Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research (Brimr) created and published the annual ranking.

The NIH financing of the school for the 2024 financial year amounts to $ 8,263,402 from various sources within the NIH, which demonstrates how many studies in connection with the urgent school faculty and the students lead with promising results.

Dean Hudson Santos, Dolores J. Chambreau, Rn Stifted Chair in Nursing, is the headmaster for the school's largest grant to date. “Our faculty and students accelerate the school's outstanding research dynamics through their specialist knowledge in the social determinants of health, commitment to team science and passion for the end of health differences,” said Dean Santos. “With considerable support from the NIH – and our countless clinical staff – we promote a lively research ecosystem with unlimited potential to improve health results in various population groups throughout the region in the coming generations.”

Brimr creates NIH-Financing rankings in several categories, including nursing schools, with the official annual data from the sought-after electronic repository of the NIH of NIH-financed research projects as well as access to publications and patents.