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The National Institute of Nursing Research: A Glance Back, andA Vision for the Future.

Over thirty years ago, a committed group of nurse scientists witnessed the end of one journey, and the beginning of another. In 1986, the Unite States Congress established the National Center of Nursing Research (NCNR) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This was the culmination of a long and difficult effort on the part of these visionaries to advocate, convince, and cajole those policymakers at the highest levels of government into recognizing that nursing science was an essential component of the health research enterprise. While some in the scientific community remained skeptical, nursing science now had a foothold at the NIH, and the opportunity to demonstrate that it belonged. Now the fledgling NCNR had to begin the hard work: devising a mission, developing a base of grantees, establishing research programs, and determining the best way to organize the Center to address the health challenges of that time and well into the future. Nursing science had successfully completed one journey, but what about the next one?