Interdisciplinary collaboration in nursing education is a longstanding tradition at Johns Hopkins. In 1987, pediatric cardiologist Langford Kidd, MD, taught nursing students about the complexities of pathophysiology.
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My First Teachers in Nursing School Weren’t Nurses
Awards for Diversity
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Remembering Carol Gray, First Dean of JHSON
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