JAHF

Acronym	Definition
JAHF	Jewish-American Hall of Fame (online listing)
JAHF	John A. Hartford Foundation
JAHF	Jewish Architectural Heritage Foundation (Brooklyn, NY)

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The ACE.S project, developed in collaboration with the Community College of Philadelphia and funded by the Independence Foundation, the JAHF, Laerdal Medical, and, since 2012, the Hearst Foundations, enhances gerontological nursing content in pre-licensure programs through the development of the NLN ACE.S framework (Tagliareni, Cline, Mengel, McLaughlin, & King, 2012) and content enrichment.

A concept analysis of vulnerability during transitions

Acknowledgment: The authors acknowledge with gratitude the contributions of Marie Boltz, JAHF Director of Practice Initiatives, for permission to use and modify the GIAP; Regina Hendrix and Ida-Marguerite Twilley, nurse educators, for posting learning modules on HealthStream; David Maron for data entry; Leslie Vuncannon and Denise Baldwin for production of "Geriatric Nursing Pocket Consultant;" Qilu Yu for advice about statistical analysis; and the nurses for participation in the surveys and education interventions.

Implementing staff nurse geriatric education in the acute hospital setting

With grant support from JAHF, representatives of the three schools and the five counties met monthly for a year to develop the training model and the procedures needed to implement it.

The consortium for social work training in aging: schools of social work in partnership with county departments of adult and aging services