Remembering Shirley Sohmer
Hopkins Honors the “Ultimate Nurse” by Kelly Brooks I started my day by eating at Miss Shirley’s café in Roland Park,” quipped...
Past Issues | 11/17/10
Fall/Winter 2010
One September Day
Though a doctor was shot, Hopkins staff remained calm, professional, and committed to patient care. Photo by Justin Fenton On Thursday,...
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Saliva Science
Researchers swap the dreaded needle and syringe for a simple foam swab. by Melissa Hendricks Photos by Will Kirk “You’re first?”...
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Group Think
Collaborative Education Makes for Smarter Nurses – and Better Patient Care. by Cate Nielan Photos by Marshall Clarke No longer content...
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House Calls
With the aid of an unlikely trio – a nurse, an occupational therapist, and a handyman – aging, impoverished Baltimore residents are...
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An Interprofessional Education
Can Nurse Practitioner Students and Medical Residents Be Taught to Collaborate? by Anthony Pho, Accelerated ‘08 This past summer, I...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Going Global
New Center Promotes Health Worldwide by Lynn Schultz-Writsel Healthcare capacity-building and academic innovation are the strategic...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
NEWGIZA University Seeks Hopkins Nursing Expertise
by Lynn Schultz-Writsel NEWGIZA University (NGU), a component of the newly-planned NEWGIZA community now developing outside Cairo,...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Loose Lips
Gossip Can Make or Break the Treatment Team by Teddi Fine Trust, important in every workplace, is critical in the hospital, where working...
Past Issues | 11/17/10
