Two books authored or edited by Johns Hopkins School of Nursing researchers earned Book of the Year awards for 2019 from the American Journal of Nursing.
The Oxford Textbook of Palliative Nursing features chapters authored or co-authored by Assistant Professor Rebecca Wright, Associate Professor Valerie Cotter, and DNP student Vanessa Battista, and earned its award in the Advance Practice Nursing category.
Moral Resilience: Transforming Moral Suffering in Healthcare, edited by Professor Cynda Hilton Rushton, won in the Professional Issues category.
Both books are from Oxford University Press.
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Awards for Diversity
