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Bienvenido, Bebecito!! Welcome to the World. By Lauren Shimek ’09 On a cold Thursday morning in March, a warm squirming bundle taught...
On the Pulse | 08/01/08
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Kelly Brooks, Previous Editor
Defining Moments
The School’s accelerated program was founded in 1989 to educate nurses quickly, thereby easing the nursing shortage. Graduating in...
On the Pulse | 08/01/08
Infection Detection
By Janet Anderson When staff at Howard County General Hospital noted a steady increase in the number of patients with Methicillin-resistant...
Past Issues | 08/01/08
Solving the Shortage
Give nurses a voice and provide opportunities for growth By Stephanie Shapiro Illustrations by Jon Krause On those rare occasions at The...
Past Issues | 08/01/08
And the Winners Are…
At this May’s Annual Nursing Awards Program, four awards were presented to nurses at The Johns Hopkins Hospital by Karen Haller, PhD,...
Past Issues | 08/01/08
Men of the Cardiac SICU
By Mary Ellen Miller An astonishing 20 percent of the nurses on Hopkins’ Cardiac Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) are male-more...
Past Issues | 08/01/08
Living With Cancer: Mind Does Matter
By Teddi Fine The connection between mind and body is not lost on researcher and Director of the Office for Teaching Excellence Anne...
Past Issues | 08/01/08
The Next Research Generation: Managing Uncertainty, Improving the Quality of Life
By Teddi Fine Nursing research has helped extend the lives of people diagnosed with cancer by promoting adoption of a team approach to...
Past Issues | 08/01/08
Family History of Colorectal Cancer May Make African Americans Less Likely to get Screened
Adapted from CANCER press release Regular colorectal cancer screening is one of the most powerful weapons in preventing colorectal cancer....
Past Issues | 08/01/08
