In the News
From Maine to California and with stops along the way in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, and Washington,...
On the Pulse | 11/28/12
Fall/Winter 2012
Coordinated Care
Nurses Play Key Role in Multidisciplinary Rounds by Sara Michael When The Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Weinberg Intensive Care Unit opened in...
Past Issues | 11/28/12
Second Act
Performing Is Still a Hopkins Nurse’s First Love by Rebecca Proch Sometimes, Kevin Witcher sings to his patients. It’s not something...
Past Issues | 11/28/12
Fill In the Blanks
National data are key to putting nurses where they’re needed By Kelly Brooks with contribution by Chuck Green Illustration by Mike Austin...
Past Issues | 11/28/12
Have a Seat, Support a Nurse
Nurses’ Art Chair Auction to Benefit Students As patient advocates, Johns Hopkins Nurses know how to take a stand— but on November 12,...
On the Pulse | 11/28/12
The Patient’s Perspective
Patients and Caregiver Expertise Improve Hopkins Care by Rebecca Proch “Cancer is messy.” Richard Dean, PhD, professor of electrical...
Past Issues | 11/28/12
A Zest for Learning
Nurse Educators Are Advocates for Knowledge by Mat Edelson Part cheerleader, part taskmaster, nurse educators are often the driving force...
Past Issues | 11/28/12
A Foundation for Better Health
When Morgan Mirth was a child, her father was permanently disabled in a car accident. She watched as he navigated the often-complicated...
On the Pulse | 11/28/12
Am I Cut Out for This Nursing Thing?
by Caitanya Min, ‘13 December 2011: Raw Wounds I recently made a visit to see an alumnus nurse who invited me to help her with a wound...
On the Pulse | 11/28/12
