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The Research awards are annual
awards announced at the ASM in May of each year.
Applications open early in the new
year with a mail drop announcement and all relevant information about the
criteria and process for applications are posted on this webpage.
In 2025, applications will open on
24th February and close on 23rd March.
Financial membership of at
least 12 months is a pre-requisite.
Professional development awards are available to provide financial assistance to members of NZSSD to undertake further development within the field of diabetes care and management.
There are eight awards available per year, two each quarter and are open to NZSSD financial members.
Registered Nurse Prescribing
development grants are a limited source of money set aside to provide financial
support to Registered Nurses who wish to undertake additional training to
become Registered Nurse Prescribers in Specialist and Primary Care Teams and
Registered Nurses who wish to undertake additional training to pursue a Nurse
Practitioner pathway.
There is also a limited financial resource available to
support Registered Nurse Prescribers and Nurse Practitioners to attend the
Prescribing in Diabetes & Related Conditions meeting.
$2,000
(Maximum)
$1,000
(Maximum)
NZSSD and DNZRF (the Diabetes New Zealand Research Foundation) will be supporting studentships during the 2024/25 summer period. These are generally targeted at undergraduate, honours and/or masters students who have not yet completed their degree.
Projects must be diabetes related and appropriate supervision needs to be provided by the host institution.
Any member can nominate a candidate. The nomination needs a sponsor within the Executive. Members of the executive are happy to be contacted with your recommended nominee's name.
NZSSD can provide funding for projects to improve diabetes care for tāngata whai ora, whānau and the systems we work within. The purpose of this is to improve outcomes for tāngata whai ora and reduce inequities.
A maximum of one project will be funded annually by NZSSD, awarding up to $10000 plus GST.
Only NZSSD members can apply and members cannot be awarded the project fund more than once within a five-year period. Applicants must be financial members of NZSSD for at least one year.
Projects must benefit tāngata whai ora and have a strong equity focus. They also must be beneficial for Aotearoa, and the outcomes from the project be easily accessible (e.g., if resources are produced, they are accessible via the NZSSD website for all).
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