2022 was another exciting year for On The Pulse. We were named the top school of nursing blog on several lists and saw our readership expand more and more throughout the year. A lot has happened at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in 2022, and now It is time we re-visit some of our favorite blogs from this past year.
#10
“What Nurses Need to Know: The 2022 Healthcare Forecast”
Faculty experts at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing weigh in on trends shaping health in 2022 and beyond.
#9
“Community Nursing is Shaking Up the Healthcare Model”
In the pandemic’s wake, with more virtual care available and a greater emphasis on prevention, access to care outside of the hospital setting is only growing.
#8
“Breaking the Mold: Alumni Talk with Mirini Kim”
In a short Q&A, Mirini talks about her non-traditional nursing role as the Director of Nursing at PocketRN.
#7
“RNs, Nurse Practitioners, and Nurse Anesthetists are Among U.S. News World Report’s Top 10 Best Healthcare Jobs”
Nurses make up three of the top 10 best health care jobs for 2022, with nurse practitioners taking the top spot.
#6
“Frontier Nursing”
In this era of routine satellite launches, million-dollar joy rides to the edge of Earth’s atmosphere, crystal-clear images direct from the dusty surface of Mars, and even a fiery “closeup” picture of our Sun, it seems nothing in the world could possibly slow human efforts to explore space, to live on other planets, to raise families and establish businesses, to boldly go where none have ever gone before.
#5
“Nurses Have Been the Most Trusted Profession for 20 Years in a Row”
Nurses have been ranked the “most trusted profession” by a Gallup poll for 20 years in a row. In fact, the last time nurses weren’t ranked the most trusted profession was in deference to firefighters the year after September 11.
#4
“Second Career Nurses on Two Career Tuesday”
Check out these soon-to-be nurses who have made it to their second career! Even in challenging times, nursing is a great career choice.
#3
“Summer Research Roundup 2022”
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing researchers—faculty and students—have continued to set the bar high for depth, reach, and output.
#2
“What’s it Like to Work in a Psychiatric Emergency Department”
Dr. Emma Mangano, DNP, PMHNP, walks us through a day in the life working in the Psychiatric Emergency Department.
#1
“Roe V. Wade Overturned”
From JHUSON Dean Sarah Szanton “Now more than ever, nursing leaders like those from the JHSON community must lead efforts to minimize the effects of this historic setback to our nation’s health.”
More On The Pulse Blogs:
- Birth Companions Talk Doulas and Maternal Health with Mayor Brandon Scott
- Episode 36: Improving Black Maternal Health Outcomes
- Earth Day: An Opportunity to Address the Environmental Injustice of Plastic Pollution
- BMORE Prepared to Move to Baltimore
- Forging Policy: How Can Doulas Improve Black Maternal Health?
About the Author: Sam DiStefano
Sam DiStefano is the Social Media and Digital Content Coordinator for the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Sam works to bring the latest from JHUSON straight to your social media feeds and online reading.
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