School of Nursing in Top 10 of Scholarly Productivity
According to the “Top Research Universities Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index,” the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing (JHUSON) has joined the highest ranks of faculty achievement among nursing schools nationwide.
The Index, published by the Chronicle of Higher Education, ranks schools and disciplines within the schools based on the productivity of each PhD faculty member: books published, journal publications, citations of journal articles, federal-grant dollars awarded, and honors and awards.
Although the School has a much smaller faculty than all other schools in the top 10 listing, the high productivity of those holding a PhD allowed JHUSON to rank 6th.
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