Guatemala Re-visited: Rainwater Project Shows Value of Service-learning Trips
Global health journeys are back, in the form of recent visits by Johns Hopkins School of Nursing students to Guatemala and—in a first for...
Uncategorized | 03/18/24
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Vincent Guilamo-Ramos Offers Healthy Nudge on Policy: ‘We Can Do Better’
To Vincent Guilamo-Ramos, the monumental costs of health inequity—declining health outcomes and escalating financial expenditures—are...
On the Pulse | 10/27/23
For Neighborhood Nursing, a Known Commodity
Lisa Stambolis knows her way around many of the most forgotten neighborhoods—and most unequal health treatment systems—in Baltimore. A...
On the Pulse | 10/27/23
A Shared Resilience
As a first-generation immigrant from Costa Rica, Laura Mata Lopez’s research is informed by her lived, clinical, advocacy, and policy...
On the Pulse | 10/27/23
Just Getting Started: Alum Fernando Mena-Carrasco Back for PhD
Fernando Mena-Carrasco already possesses the qualifications to lead a health center, the experience and the degrees (MSN ’18, BSN ’15)...
Alumni | 07/05/23
What Nurses Need to Know: ‘Parenting in America Today’
JHSON researchers find silver linings in Pew study Raising children is, has been, and almost certainly will remain one of life’s great...
What Nurses Need to Know | 02/21/23
50 States, 50 Stories, 50 Reasons Why
In every town, across all 50 states, nurses are the innovative leaders who focus on communities, social determinants of health, and the...
United States of Nursing | 11/10/22
In Their Shoes, on Their Side
In the emergency room, one of the few things that can move faster than even the most highly skilled care team is a preconceived notion....
United States of Nursing | 11/09/22
Fighting for the Veterans
“If it’s this difficult for someone with my background to navigate the Veterans Administration system …” Christine...
United States of Nursing | 10/08/22
