President’s Message
I expected a great magazine; after all, I was in on the planning and knew the content and had proofed many of the articles. Still, I was...
Past Issues | 12/01/03
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Editor
Bench to Bedside
A Smart Use of the Arts Tailoring Asthma Education for Rural Children Zeroing in on Breast Cancer A Smart Use of the Arts Years ago,...
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Dual Diagnosing
As a family nurse practitioner and an inner city parish priest in Brooklyn, New York, I came to Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in search...
On the Pulse | 12/01/03
Alumni Profiles
Third Time’s the Charm Back in 1984, Amy Haimowitz ’03 was a proud member of the first class of the University-based School of Nursing....
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Class Notes
Go to >> 30’s | 40’s| 50’s |60’s | 70’s | 80’s |90’s |00’s ’34 Class Reporter...
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On the Pulse
News from Around the School and Hospital Image Makers: Beyond the Tired Stereotypes Endowed Chair Honors Anna D. Wolf Welcome Incoming...
On the Pulse | 12/01/03
Opening Doors to Care: Tackling Health Disparities
Written by Lavinia Edmunds Gary Hooper knew something was wrong with his health, but he steered clear of the hospital and doctors. He kept...
Past Issues | 12/01/03
Second Opinion
In this forum for discussing “hot button” issues facing the nursing profession today, we welcome your thoughts and opinions....
On the Pulse | 12/01/03
Hill’s Side
Imagine going to the emergency room with a painful condition and being unable to make yourself fully understood by the health care team due...
On the Pulse | 12/01/03
