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Also known as “Cells to Society,” sharing recent scholarly research from the School of Nursing community.
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Summer Research Roundup 2022
ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR The year to date in publications from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing From A for aging to Z for … whenever that particular...
Research | 08/01/22
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Have You Hugged Your Preceptor Today?
Clockwise from top left, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing faculty members Susan Renda, MarianneOn the Pulse | 04/25/22
The Confidence to Fend Off Frailty
Approximately 15 percent of U.S. older adults living outside nursing homes are physically frail,Research | 11/15/21
Traumatic Brain Injury and ‘The Way Back to ‘Normal’
Those recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) often face a realization that the oldResearch | 11/15/21
COVID Catch-22: Called Out for Calling Out
The greatest ability is availability. It is a cliché that has stuck because it has become soResearch | 11/15/21
To Achieve Vaccine Equity, “CEAL” Examines Barriers to Vaccination
NIH has invested $1.4 million to study barriers to COVID-19 vaccination in the DMV region, led byOn the Pulse | 08/02/21
Summer Research Roundup 2021
COVID to cardio, the year to date in publications from the Johns Hopkins School ofResearch | 07/21/21
Facing the COVID Menace Alone
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR When calling to mind the image of elderlyResearch | 07/21/21
Safeguarding the Folks Back Home
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Military family members bear an oftenResearch | 07/21/21
Gender Equality and Violence in the Congo
WRITTEN BY STEVE ST. ANGELO | ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Gender equality is associated with lowerResearch | 07/21/21
