Call for ACENDIO Grant 2027

ACENDIO provides  pilot grant funding to support small international research teams that will conduct research to promote the visibility of nursing

  • One grant is offered every two years.
  • Funding is up to € 4.500 for two years.
  • Only one ACENDIO Grant can be awarded per research group  
  • The team must include members from at least 2 different countries

ACENDIO research agenda includes:

  • Multi-centre studies exploring specific research topics on the development, use and evaluation of SNLs and eHealth
  • Implementation of nursing diagnosis, intervention and outcome classifications in different specialty settings (e.g., psychiatric nursing, intensive care units, home health care)
  • Access to patient data, collecting and using big nursing data
  • Exploration of ethical issues (e.g., the common good versus privacy and the individual)
  • The relationship, if any, between using nursing data and quality of care
  • Documentation models, evaluation of standards-implementation (e.g., clinical decision support standard)
  • User-perspectives on eHealth (e.g., competencies, informatics literacy, attitudes)
  • Citizens-user studies, including eHealth-supported aging (e.g., assistive devices, ethical issues, informatics literacy)
  • Education and nursing informatics competencies projects

 

 

Important Grant Information and Submission Instructions:

  1.  ACENDIO Grant application and criteria
  2. Grant Report
  3. Application Form

Contact Secretary@acendio.net for questions on the application process

Information Sessions

22 June and 3 September 2026 from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM (CST); 3:00 PM to 4.00 PM (CET)

you can access the Zoom Meeting via the following Link:

Meeting link for information- sessions

Deadline for application:

20, October, 12.00 CET

 

Submit to Secretary@acendio.net using the ACENDIO Application Form

 

Become a member

By becoming a member, ACENDIO will support you by providing:
Conferences, publications and presentations
to advance understanding and work in this area
A network for nurses in different European countries
so that they can share knowledge about developments
Resources such as reference lists and sample methodologies
for developing and evaluating nursing vocabularies
Interpretation of International standards
for terminologies and classifications

Institutional members