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6 June 2018
The Anna Reynvaan Science prize is an initiative from the Dutch Association for Nurses, together with the Amsterdam University Medical Center and the VU University Medical Center and is awarded annually.
The Anna Reynvaan Science Prize is won by Rianne van Boekel, for the best nursing research in 2017.
The Anna Reynvaan Science prize is an initiative from the Dutch Association for Nurses, together with the Amsterdam University Medical Center and the VU University Medical Center and is awarded annually.
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