Heart Nurses Wear Red
Is your heart healthy? Each year, the first Friday in February is Wear Red Day. Even from a distance, nurses with heart at Johns Hopkins...
Research | 02/05/21
Research
Faced with a Pandemic, “Little Holy One” is Guided by Indigenous Values
“Culture, the values we exist in and the strength of community despite everything, there is a beautiful resilience in that,” says...
Research | 11/10/20
Summer 2020 Research Highlights
Recent scholarly publications from faculty and students of the Johns Hopkins School of...
Research | 08/31/20
Calling Out Academic Disparities
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR In a new book, Disparities in the Academy: Accounting for the Elephant, Professor...
Research | 08/24/20
Mother-Infant Contact, Breastfeeding, and COVID-19
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Mother-infant contact and supporting breastfeeding during the COVID-19 pandemic...
Research | 08/23/20
Global Volunteerism in a Pandemic
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Global service-learning offers great experiences to nursing students and can...
Research | 08/23/20
Nursing Faculty Write/Edit AJN Books of the Year
Two books authored or edited by Johns Hopkins School of Nursing researchers earned Book of the Year awards for 2019 from the American...
On the Pulse | 04/14/20
VA Buys into Danger Assessment Tool
The Danger Assessment, a groundbreaking instrument that assesses the risk of an abused woman to be seriously injured or killed by an...
On the Pulse | 04/14/20
