Joyce Fitzpatrick, the Elizabeth Brooks Ford Professor of Nursing at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, will receive the American Academy of Nursing’s honest honor: Living Legend.
Fitzpatrick, who previously served as dean of the nursing school for more than 15 years, is one of just five selected for the prestigious award, which will be awarded in Washington, D.C. on Oct. 20.
According to a press release from the American Academy of Nursing, Fitzpatrick “is best known for her contributions toward advancing the science of nursing education at universities and health ministries around the world. From developing educational interventions focused on HIV/AIDS prevention in Uganda to designing a 10-hospital project centered on improving the nursing care provided to elders, her research has shined a spotlight on the meaningfulness of nurses' work life.”
Fitzpatrick was president of the American Academy of Nursing from 1997 to 1999.
Nursing’s Joyce Fitzpatrick named “Living Legend” by American Academy of Nursing
Joyce Fitzpatrick, the Elizabeth Brooks Ford Professor of Nursing at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, will receive the American Academy of Nursing’s honest honor: Living Legend.
Fitzpatrick, who previously served as dean of the nursing school for more than 15 years, is one of just five selected for the prestigious award, which will be awarded in Washington, D.C. on Oct. 20.
According to a press release from the American Academy of Nursing, Fitzpatrick “is best known for her contributions toward advancing the science of nursing education at universities and health ministries around the world. From developing educational interventions focused on HIV/AIDS prevention in Uganda to designing a 10-hospital project centered on improving the nursing care provided to elders, her research has shined a spotlight on the meaningfulness of nurses' work life.”
Fitzpatrick was president of the American Academy of Nursing from 1997 to 1999.
