Episode 15: Opioid Use: Illicitly Manufactured Fentanyl and Social Media Entangle the Crisis
With the rise of illicitly manufactured fentanyl, drug purchases through social media, and the compounding effects of the COVID-19...
Podcasts | 06/17/22
On the Pulse Podcast
Episode 14: Who’s to Blame?
There has been recent media coverage surrounding a nurse who was convicted of a criminally negligent homicide and impaired adult abuse...
Podcasts | 05/23/22
Episode 13: Ready.Sim.Go.
Early in Carol Rosenberg’s career in pediatric oncology, she remembers when a mom, asking about her daughter, collapsed in her arms, and...
Podcasts | 04/21/22
Episode 12: The Crisis in Ukraine: Nursing’s Role and How All of Us Can Help
The world is witnessing the largest European invasion since World War II. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia continues to unfold, and many...
Podcasts | 03/16/22
Episode 11: New Cardio Research and Seven Steps to a Healthier Heart
In celebration of American Heart Month, two cardiovascular researchers from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing share practical steps to...
Podcasts | 02/18/22
Episode 10: Loan Repayment Options and Their Benefit for Nurses and Health Equity
A new $1.5 billion investment in health care is giving nurses the opportunity to improve equity in the communities they serve while also...
Podcasts | 01/18/22
Episode 9: Preparing Providers to Care for Veterans and their Families
It’s not uncommon for health care providers to feel that they lack the knowledge and training to provide adequate and culturally...
Podcasts | 11/10/21
Episode 8: Can Nursing Survive the COVID-19 Pandemic?
According to Cynda Rushton, Anne and George L. Bunting Professor of Clinical Ethics at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, the answer is...
Podcasts | 10/21/21
Episode 7: Alzheimer’s Disease Among the Latinx Population
In the United States, Latinos are 1.5 times more likely than non-Latino whites to develop Alzheimer’s disease. Right now, the Latino...
Podcasts | 09/21/21
