‘A Sense of Unity Is What We Wanted’
With Class of 1964 Terrace gift, classmates pay tribute to the past and welcome the future By Beth Morgen A career epidemiologist at Johns...
Alumni | 11/15/21
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Certifiably Awesome
With a fifth emergency nursing certification in hand, Johns Hopkins pediatrics ICU nurse Casey Green is just getting started Casey Green of...
JH Nurse | 11/15/21
2021 Top Nurses
Baltimore magazine’s Excellence in Nursing Award winners This year, 10 outstanding Johns Hopkins Hospital-affiliated nurses (and a...
JH Nurse | 11/15/21
Why We’re Here: A Letter from JH Hospital’s Deb Baker
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, it has often felt like we are riding a never-ending roller coaster, with too many ups and downs to...
JH Nurse | 11/15/21
DAISY Award Winners
Recognizing Johns Hopkins Hospital nurses for skilled, compassionate care that goes far beyond the call of duty. April 2021 | Latanya...
JH Nurse | 11/15/21
The Confidence to Fend Off Frailty
Approximately 15 percent of U.S. older adults living outside nursing homes are physically frail, with increased prevalence in women, racial...
Research | 11/15/21
Traumatic Brain Injury and ‘The Way Back to ‘Normal’
Those recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) often face a realization that the old “normal” is gone, a life purpose and life...
Research | 11/15/21
COVID Catch-22: Called Out for Calling Out
The greatest ability is availability. It is a cliché that has stuck because it has become so ingrained in many professions, nursing being...
Research | 11/15/21
The Sky Is No Longer the Limit
It took a few extra trips around the sun, but Dorothy Coker has found her space in nursing Written by Steve St. Angelo | Photo by Chris...
Profiles | 11/15/21
