TRISERVICE NURSING RESEARCH PROGRAM
TSNRP’s mission is to facilitate nursing research to optimize the health of military members and their beneficiaries. TSNRP supports quantitative and qualitative studies on operational or deployment health topics in several strategic areas.
TSNRP’s Strategic Goals:
- Develop nurse scholars and facilitate TriService scholarly collaboration.
- Provide a TriService infrastructure to enhance military nursing research and advance Evidence-Based Practice.
- Support research and Evidence-Based Practice projects on areas relevant to military readiness and military nursing practice.
- Enhance strategic communication to TSNRP stakeholders to increase awareness and relevance of military nursing research and Evidence-Based Practice.
HISTORY OF THE PROGRAM
Doctorally prepared nurses from the Army, Navy, and Air Force began meeting informally in 1988 at the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS) convention. In fall 1990, representatives from all three services formed the Federal Nursing Research Interest Group; it later became the TriService Nursing Research Group (TSNR Group).
Leadership
TSNRP EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BG JACK M. DAVIS, DIRECTOR, WALTER REED NATIONAL MILITARY MEDICAL CENTER
BG JACK M. DAVIS, DIRECTOR, WALTER REED NATIONAL MILITARY MEDICAL CENTER
RDML CYNTHIA A. KUEHNER, COMMANDER, NAVAL MEDICAL FORCES SUPPORT COMMAND
RDML CYNTHIA A. KUEHNER, COMMANDER, NAVAL MEDICAL FORCES SUPPORT COMMAND
Director, Navy Nurse Corps
BRIG GEN JEANNINE M. RYDER
BRIG GEN JEANNINE M. RYDER
Chief, Air Force Nurse Corps
ADVISORY COUNcil
ACTIVE DUTY
LTC Christopher (Chris) A. VanFosson, AN, NC Chief, Clinical Research Support Department, United States Army Institute for Surgical Research, Joint Base San Anotio - Fort Sam Houston, Texas
CDR Kennett Radford, NC, USN Program Director and Assistant Professor, Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing, Nurse Anesthesia Program, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Lt Col Cubby Gardner, USAF, NC Interim Dean, Assistant Professor, Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
RESERVE
MAJ Morgan Torris-Hedlund, 351st Civil Affairs Functional Specialty Team, Mountain View, California
CAPT Patricia Klimkewicz, NC, USN Program Director, HM Trauma Training
Col Edward Ronnebaum, USAFR, NC Chief, Wing Education and Training Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
COL Young Yauger
Responsible for the long-term program planning as well as day-to-day operational management of the program. Monitors progress of all funded studies. Is the decision-maker for grants administration, to include budgetary expenditures, revisions, and timeline changes. Ensures compliance with DoD regulatory guidelines for human and animal use. Develops, negotiates, initiates, and administers government support contracts and grants.