AwardsNominations for NAP's 2023 awards will open on July 1 and close on September 30, 2022. The winners will be recognized at our 2023 Forum March 30-April 1 in Washington, DC. Nominations are accepted for the following awards:
Descriptions and criteria can be found below. Nomination forms will open on Friday, July 1 and close on Friday September 30, 2023. Questions about the awards process can be send to: Karen Mucci, Project Coordinator
2022 Nicholas A. Cummings Highest Distinguished Fellow Winner, Michelle Troseth, MSN, RN, FNAP, FAAN Named for the National Academies of Practice's Founder, the organization's highest award is presented annually to a Distinguished Fellow of the National Academies of Practice who has demonstrated outstanding or extraordinary contributions to the National Academies of Practice and Interprofessional healthcare.
Interprofessional Group Recognition Award
2022 Interprofessional Group Recognition Award Winner University at Buffalo Interprofessional Education Leadership Team (UB IPE Leadership Team) This award is given to groups who have made enduring contributions to interprofessional practice and education.
Creativity in Practice & Education Award2022 Creativity in Practice & Education Award Winner Thomas Jefferson University's Complex Care Curriculum "3 C's" This award recognizes a person and/ or team who display creative solutions in interprofessional education and/or interprofessional practice, thereby achieving improvements in healthcare.
Patient Advocacy Award2022 Patient Advocacy Award Winner, Dr. Anita Gupta This award recognizes a patient or care partner whose lived experience transformed him, her or them and he, she and how has their lived experience transformed healthcare to enhance the well-being of others. Emerging Interprofessional National Academies of Practice Member of the Year Award2022 Emerging Interprofessional National Academies of Practice Member of the Year, Laurel Abbruzzese This award is given to a NAP member who is an early to mid-career professional, serves as an exemplar and demonstrates future promise in contributing to interprofessional practice and to the National Academies of Practice. |