Big Data’s Bottom Line
The term “big data” is thrown around so loosely these days. It’s a catchphrase for all the statistics, crunched numbers...
Features | 04/01/15
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Welcome Words
In 1996, faculty lecturer Sarah Dutton, studying abroad in Mexico, went to a local hospital to get treatment...
Features | 04/01/15
Been There, Done That
For PhD students at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, the first semester is a constant swirl of information...
Features | 04/01/15
Ethics in the Time of Ebola: A 21st-Century Guide for Nurses
On October 16, when a nurse from a Texas hospital took to the national media to decry unsafe...
Features | 11/27/14
Playing a Bigger Part
National curriculum survey, ‘a game changer,’ validates value in...
Features | 11/26/14
Haiti’s Lessons of Health and Hope
15 Years Into The Mission, Highs, Lows, And Always An Eagerness To...
Features | 11/26/14
Haiti's Lessons of Health and Hope
15 Years Into The Mission, Highs, Lows, And Always An Eagerness To...
Features | 11/26/14
The Courage to Safeguard the World
I often say that the world is now “one big backyard,” and this was brought home again recently...
Features | 11/26/14
