Out of the Darkness
Herpes Testing in HIV+ Patients by Teddi Fine Nine in ten people with genital herpes (HSV) probably don’t know it. Among them are at...
Past Issues | 11/17/10
Fall/Winter 2010
Open Wide
Saliva Gives Clues to Stress by Teddi Fine The eyes may be windows into the soul, but for Douglas Granger, PhD, director of the Center for...
Past Issues | 11/17/10
Clinical Notes Meet CPUs
Nursing in the Electronic Era by Teddi Fine Healthcare is getting wired; hand-written notes and charts are being replaced by keyboards and...
Past Issues | 11/17/10
Faculty, Student, and Staff News
Staff Research Assistant Brandon Johnson earned the 2nd place award in the Research Abstract Oral Competition, and Research Assistant Mindy...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
The Worst Fear
Witnessing Death is Difficult, but It’s a Privilege, Too by Cynthia Carbo, MSN, RN, Instructor, Department of Acute and Chronic Care The...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
A New Campus Opens with Food, Fun, and Games—and More Students Than Ever
This year, 775 Hopkins nursing students, comprising the largest student body in the history of the school, will enjoy a new, unified...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Get a Hopkins Nursing Education, Wherever You Are
With six new online programs, the high-quality nursing education you expect from Hopkins is now available wherever you are located. Just...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Aligned with Grace
Alumnus Glen Lapp’s Family Remembers a Dedicated Nurse and a Compassionate Man by Rebecca Proch Glen Lapp, ’95, often spoke of the...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Hopkins Preps More Nurses—and Offers Jobs—with Streamlined BS-to-MSN Program
Now there is a more efficient way to become a Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). A new Johns Hopkins nursing program streamlines...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
