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​​ASPMN Awards and Grants ​

2021 Nomination Deadline

July 19, 2021






To view past award winners, click here​.
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ASPMN® Awards

Chapter Excellence Award
The ASPMN® Chapter Excellence Award, established in 2000 by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing®, is presented to an ASPMN® chapter in recognition of development and activity for support of pain management nursing. The chapter award is now linked with the submission of the chapter annual reports and will be considered only if this report is active on file.

Rising Star Award
Rising Star Award criteria
The ASPMN® Rising Star Award, established in 2020 by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing®, is presented to a newer* pain management nurse in recognition of outstanding contributions to the field of pain management nursing as well as recognized potential future contributions. Self-nominations are encouraged.
​Click here to submit nomination​.

Dr. Jo Eland, Excellence in Pediatric Nursing Award
Dr. Jo Eland, Excellence in Pediatric Nursing Award criteria
The Dr. Jo Eland, Excellence in Pediatric Nursing Award, originally established in 2011 as the ASPMN® Nurse Exemplar Award, is presented to a nurse in recognition of outstanding contribution to the field of pain management for the pediatric patient.​
​Click here to submit nomination​.

Humanitarian Award
Humanitarian Award criteria
The ASPMN® Humanitarian Award, established in 2010 by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing®, is presented to an individual in recognition of their outstanding involvement and dedication to the community through their voluntary service. Self nominations are encouraged.
​Click here to submit nomination.

Margo McCaffery Excellence in Nursing Award
Margo McCaffery Excellence in Nursing Award criteria​​
The ASPMN® Margo McCaffery Excellence in Nursing Award, established in 2000 by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing®, is presented to a nurse in recognition of outstanding contribution to the field of pain management nursing. Self nominations are encouraged.
Click here to submit nomination.

Distinguished Service Award
Distinguished Service Award criteria
The ASPMN® Distinguished Service Award, established in 2000 by the ASPMN® Council of Past Presidents, is presented to a member of ASPMN® in recognition of outstanding leadership, participation, and contributions toward achieving the goals of ASPMN®. Self nominations are encouraged.
​Click here to submit nomination.

Clinical Practice Award
Clinical Practice Award criteria
The ASPMN® Clinical Practice Award is presented to an ASPMN® member who has made outstanding contributions to the field of clinical pain practice.
Click here to submit nomination.

Advocacy Award
Advocacy Award criteria
The ASPMN® Pain Management Advocacy Award, established in 2004 by the ASPMN® Board of Directors, is presented to an individual or group in recognition of outstanding contributions in promoting awareness of pain and its treatment through local, state, and national advocacy programs, governmental reform, and/or media exposure.
Click here to submit nomination.

Excellence in Nursing Award for Pain Management of the Older Adult
Excellence in Nursing Award for Pain Management of the Older Adult criteria​
The ASPMN® Excellence in Nursing Award for Pain Management of the Older Adult, established in 2005 by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing® and the Nurse Competence in Aging Project of the American Nursing Associate, Specialty Nursing Association Partners Grant, is presented to a nurse in recognition of outstanding contribution to the care of older adults with pain. Self nominations are encouraged.
​Click here to submit nomination.


ASPMN Awards and Grants

Research Grants

ASPMN® RESEARCH G​RANT​​​​
(click link above to download Adobe Acrobat file)

Application Deadline June 30, 2021

All applicants for project/research support should submit a proposal following the process outlined for merit comparison of proposals. The applicant and the institution are required to affirm that satisfactory ethical precautions shall be taken with regard to projects involving human subjects as described in the guidelines. All applications shall be reviewed by the ASPMN® Grant Review Subcommittee of the Research Committee of the American Society for Pain Management Nursing​®. Click on the title for the ASPMN® research grant proposal guidelines and application.

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