Larson Named to University's Society of Scholars
Elaine Larson, a nurse researcher and national leader in the field of infection control, is the first nurse scholar to be named to the...
On the Pulse | 08/01/06
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So-Long to "Silo" Science
By Sue De Pasquale, Photos by Chris Hartlove The future of scientific research is teamwork. In his “Roadmap for Medical...
Past Issues | 08/01/06
David Brailer "HITS" Hopkins
This spring, David Brailer, MD, PhD, National Coordinator of Health Information Technology (HIT) for the U.S. Department of Health and...
On the Pulse | 08/01/06
Help the Dying Children "Live Well"
By Virginia Cooper Hughes From the January day 6-year-old Lucas Livingston was diagnosed with leukemia, to a time three months later when...
On the Pulse | 04/01/06
Nursing School is a "Family Affair" for Two Sets of Siblings
By Jackie Powder Photos by Chris Myers For most students, going away to college means leaving family behind. But four new students in the...
On the Pulse | 04/01/06
New Office Will Take "Global" Approach
Feature: Where in the World is Hopkins Nursing? | Next Section > Jane Shivnan, director of the new Office of Global Nursing, positions...
On the Pulse | 04/01/06
Evacueess "Glad to be Alive" After Katrina
By Kelly Brooks-Staub In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the American Red Cross provided food, water, shelter, health care, and other...
On the Pulse | 12/01/05
New Attention Toward "Successful" Aging
By Jackie Powder America is on the cusp of an aging boom. By the year 2030, it’s expected that one out of every five people will be over...
On the Pulse | 12/01/05
"Send Them Nurses"
By David Seridan Jean Toth ’59, RN, DNSc, first traveled to Esiama, Ghana, West Africa in 1994. She was a member of the Word Alive...
Past Issues | 08/01/05
