Nurse and Midwife Alliance is currently accepting applications for its Research and Innovation Evidence-Based Care Award 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About Nurse and Midwife Alliance - Research and Innovation Evidence-Based Care Award
The Research and Innovation Evidence-Based Care Award recognizes nurses who are shaping the future of healthcare through scientific research, innovation, and evidence-based solutions.
The award celebrates nurse professionals who identify healthcare challenges, generate new knowledge, and create practical approaches that improve patient outcomes and strengthen nursing services.
Through this recognition, the programme highlights the important role of nurses in driving healthcare improvement through research, technology, and creative problem-solving.
Benefits of Nurse and Midwife Alliance - Research and Innovation Evidence-Based Care Award
Recognition through the Research and Innovation Evidence-Based Care Award helps nurses:
- Gain professional recognition.
- Highlight healthcare contributions.
- Encourage adoption of innovative solutions.
- Inspire other nurses to participate in research.
- Strengthen evidence-based nursing practices.
Nurse and Midwife Alliance - Research and Innovation Evidence-Based Care Award Requirements
- Registration: Current Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) license.
- Portfolio: At least one completed research project or implemented innovation.
- Evidence: Clear documentation of methodology, findings, and measurable impact.
- Dissemination: Proof of publication, presentation, or formal organizational adoption.
- Integrity: A clean professional conduct record.
Application Date and Process
- Click on the link to the application website to apply.
Application Deadline
31 August, 2026
Opportunity Application
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