9 States Receive $300k Grants to Advance Nursing Education

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation announced nine states will receive two-year, $300,000 grants to improve nursing education.

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The grants were provided through the new Academic Progression in Nursing program, which aims to support state and regional strategies for “creating a more highly educated, diverse nursing workforce,” according to the release.

The following states were chosen to receive the grants:

•    California
•    Hawaii
•    Massachusetts
•    Montana
•    New Mexico
•    New York
•    North Carolina
•    Texas
•    Washington state

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