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Improving patient care and outcomes locally

Betty Irene Moore Nursing Initiative

Nurses drive change in the way hospitals provide adult acute care.

Registered nurses are not only caregivers, but also scientists, leaders and educators. They are critical to the care we receive and they are at the center of our initiative’s work. Since 2004, the Betty Irene Moore Nursing Initiative has focused on the role of nurses in improving patient care. We’ve been able to drive change in the way hospitals provide adult acute care throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and in Greater Sacramento. We approach our work through four key strategies:

Initiative Overview



Approach and Impact

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Ensuring a sufficiently large and well-prepared RN workforce

Strengthening the leadership skills of RNs and other frontline clinicians

Implementing evidence-based practices in the inpatient care setting 

Improving the transition of patients from the hospital 

Through these strategies, our grantee partners have measurably improved patient care in more than 80 percent of the adult acute care hospitals in the Bay Area and Sacramento. By developing and implementing regional solutions to improving care and strengthening the workforce, we've seen care become safer and more reliable. 

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Recent Grants

$300,000.00 Jul 2015 CCPS Upgrades and Sustainability Foundation for California Community Colleges
$10,000.00 Jun 2015 Lessons in Leadership Grant Program Aurora Health Care
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Team

Heather Rosett, Program Associate, Betty Irene Moore Nursing Initiative

Heather is a program associate for the Betty Irene Moore Nursing Initiative. Before joining the foundation, Heather worked as a student research assistant with the Stanford Emergency Department on a t…

Kate Weiland, Program Officer, Betty Irene Moore Nursing Initiative

Kate works to enhance the impact and sustainability of the Nursing Initiative’s programs. Before joining the foundation, Kate was the senior research manager at LanguageMate, a health technology…