The establishment of the NRSI in 1987 marked a pivotal moment in the advancement of nursing research in India. As the country’s first organization of its kind, it was created to provide a platform for nurse scientists through conferences and workshops nationwide. With a membership of 3,050, including over 40 international members, NRSI now stands at the forefront of promoting research, disseminating evidence, and strengthening nursing practice and education in India.
The nursing Research Society of India envisions to be recognized and respected as one of the premier model of nursing research organizations in the country. It envisages Innovative solutions for the enhancement of nursing services and intellectual advancement for its members within the profession of nursing.
28th to 29th Oct. 2010
28th to 29th Nov. 2024
20th to 21st Sep. 2024
Nursing research can help to identify gaps in healthcare and inform the development of new interventions and treatments. Through its promotion of research, the NRSI contributes to the development of new healthcare interventions that can improve health outcomes for society.
The NRSI can influence healthcare policies by providing evidence-based data to policymakers. This can help to shape healthcare policies that are more effective and responsive to the needs of society.
The NRSI serves as a platform for nurses to share their research findings and disseminate knowledge about best practices in nursing care. This helps to advance the field of nursing and promotes the adoption of evidence-based practices throughout the profession.
The NRSI promotes nursing research as an integral component of nursing education. This helps to improve the quality of nursing education and ensures that future generations of nurses are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver high-quality care.
Nursing research is essential to improving the quality of nursing care. Through its promotion of research, the NRSI helps nurses to develop evidence-based practices that are grounded in scientific research. This can lead to improved patient outcomes and better overall health for society.
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