Bright Moments for Nursing on Hopkins Series
The ABC series, Hopkins, was a ratings win for the network and portrayed heroic medicine, catastrophic disease, and miraculous technology....
Past Issues | 12/01/08
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Kelly Brooks, Previous Editor
Songs for Healing
Ron Noecker ’07 just released Healing Songs at Christmas “Healing isn’t separated by race or religion. The...
Past Issues | 12/01/08
Heads Up to ERs to Identify Those At Risk for Lethal Domestic Partner Violence
Emergency room nurses can help save lives by being on the lookout for signs of attempted strangulation among women victims of intimate...
Past Issues | 12/01/08
Nurse-Physician Team Finds Protocol Promotes Best Practices
Adoption of research-proven best practices in health care is slow and far from universal. Despite advances in knowl-edge and...
Past Issues | 12/01/08
Nurse Researcher Leads in Preventing Transmission of Drug-Resistant Bugs
Jason Farley, PhD ’08, MPH ’03, ARNP, is a man on a mission. This Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing assistant...
Past Issues | 12/01/08
Five Nurses Receive First Nursing PhDs in China
Through a joint program between the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and the Peking Union Medical College (PUMC) School of...
On the Pulse | 12/01/08
Returning to South Africa
One MHIRT Alum’s Summer Experience Shaped Her Nursing Career Alumna Stacie Stender in South Africa MHIRT fellows only live and work...
On the Pulse | 12/01/08
The “Heart and Seoul” of Nursing Research
Arriving in Incheon, South Korea, after a long flight from North America, there’s not much to indicate that I’m halfway around...
On the Pulse | 12/01/08
