ARN Research

The purpose of ARN Research is to promote and support the conduction of research and program evaluation studies that exhibit methodological rigor and are important to rehabilitation nursing; the dissemination and translation of research and program evaluation findings into practice, education, and policy; continuous quality improvement projects that impact the specialty and practice of rehabilitation nursing; and educational venues that focus on the development and translation of science, program evaluation, and quality improvement in varied populations and settings important to the rehabilitation nursing community.

Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation

The Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation (RNF) is dedicated to advancing rehabilitation nursing practice by promoting, developing, and/or engaging in educational activities and scientific research to improve the quality of health care to individuals with a disability or chronic illness.

Learn more about RNF.

Research Grant Opportunities 

Learn more about the call for grants.

Research Agenda

The ARN Research Committee most recently revised the Research Agenda in 2019.

View the full agenda.

Learn About Research & QI Mentors

ARN is looking for volunteer mentors, specifically related to research and QI. There are many individuals who are looking to submit a proposal for an ARN Grant, and feel overwhelmed or uncertain of how to format or structure their proposal. They need support, encouragement, and resources to push them toward an appropriate and successful submission. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, click here.

Do you have a need for a mentor to ask questions or discuss your project? Or do you feel overwhelmed or uncertain of how to format or structure your proposal?  If you would like to be connected with an ARN mentor who can provide you with support, encouragement, and resources to push you toward an appropriate and successful submission, Click here

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