Breast Cancer Treatment Improved by Spiritual Outlook
By Jim Miller Spirituality and religion play a prominent role in African American life and frequently influence health practices and...
Past Issues | 09/14/11
Fall 2006
To Tell or Not to Tell
By Jim Miller A recent survey of women on active military duty found that 25 percent had personally experienced domestic violence during...
Past Issues | 09/14/11
Recruiting Women for Clinical Trials: What Works?
By Jim Miller Just about everyone in the public health community agrees that reducing health disparities is a vital national goal. But to...
Past Issues | 09/14/11
“CSI” – A Nurse’s Perspective
Shadonna Hawkins, a master’s student in the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Forensic Nursing Specialist Program, recently...
On the Pulse | 09/14/11
Board Certification: A Measure of Success
By Karen Haller, PhD, RN VP of Nursing and Patient Care Services, Johns Hopkins Hospital After the baccalaureate or master’s degree, and...
On the Pulse | 09/14/11
Allen Named Nutting Professor
By Kelly Brooks-Staub “Facilitating the collaboration of multiple disciplines to enrich science and promote the translation of research...
On the Pulse | 09/14/11
Making Progress Against “Technological Apartheid”
By Kelly Brooks-Staub Illustration Robin Jareaux “E-mail is seeping into even the most remote of places from Internet kiosks in the...
On the Pulse | 09/14/11
Campbell Honored for Pioneering Research
By Lynn Schultz-Writsel Professor Jacquelyn Campbell, PhD, RN, FAAN has been named the 2006 Pathfinder Distinguished Researcher by the...
On the Pulse | 09/14/11
Two Nursing Leaders Join Faculty
By Kelly Brooks-Staub Photo by Will Kirk School alumna Nancy E. Glass, PhD, MPH ’96, RN ’94, has returned to the school as an associate...
On the Pulse | 09/14/11
