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University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada, R3T 2N2
The Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research (MCNHR) works to create an environment that promotes and supports the conduct, dissemination and uptake of collaborative nursing and health research.
The MCNHR currently has over 200 members including research, professional and graduate student affiliates. Membership is open to those that are involved in or interested in nursing and collaborative health research and scholarship.
103 research affiliates
39 professional affiliates
130 graduate students
13 advisory board members
requests for services and information annually
in 40 MCNHR grants awarded to 18 researchers and 22 students in the last 5 years
students participated in the summer research internship program since 2010
research events and educational workshops per year
Support members of the MCNHR in pursuing innovative research ideas and strong programs of research
Support research and knowledge translation to inform excellence in nursing education and practice
Foster partnerships and interdisciplinary collaborations between researchers across the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, other research units and other universities, and with clinicians and other stakeholders
Build capacity in research, knowledge translation and knowledge synthesis
Contribute to experiential learning and student engagement in research to grow the next generation of nursing and health researchers
Promote and enhance the visibility of research and scholarly activities conducted by members of the Centre locally, nationally, and internationally
MCNHR provides a wide range of services and opportunities for members – whether you are a research, professional or graduate student affiliate or an undergraduate student in the UM College of Nursing.
Members of MCNHR are interested in participating in research related activities and join MCNHR for a mutually beneficial relationship. All members are expected to contribute to and share in the research activities of the Centre.
Members are eligible to access a variety of research support services and research funding opportunities provided by the MCNHR.
As a member, you are expected to participate in the MCNHR Research Seminar Series, contribute to committees of the MCNHR, and participate in the annual meeting of the MCNHR. You are also expected to submit notification of any new research funding, honors, awards, distinctions, publications presentations and innovative knowledge products.
There is no salary associated with the appointment and membership is free.
Individuals holding a full-time academic appointment in the College of Nursing or another college or faculty at the University of Manitoba or other university. Research Affiliates normally hold a doctoral degree but may also possess a master’s degree and several years of experience.
Individuals primarily employed by a health care, education or research organization (or other related organization). Individuals who hold professional research appointments as research administrators, grant facilitators or research coordinators are also eligible to apply in this category.
Membership is open to all current graduate students in the College of Nursing or current graduate students in the PhD program in Applied Health Sciences, Interdisciplinary PhD, or other program whose advisor is a member of the College of Nursing.
Our staff are happy to assist members and offer a wide array of support services.
Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research
Helen Glass Centre for Nursing
89 Curry Place
University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus)
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada
