Juneteenth: Uncovering the Hidden Figures of Nursing
Pictured: Mary Jane Seacole The year 2020 was declared the Year of the Nurse and Midwife – because it marked Florence...
On the Pulse | 06/16/21
Diana Baptiste
Dr. Diana Baptiste and Dr. Vinciya Pandian are 2021’s “Excellent Teachers”
Each year, the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Excellence in Teaching Award honors faculty members who have consistently demonstrated...
On the Pulse | 04/08/21
Nursing Grand Rounds Go Virtual
Written by Diana Baptiste, Miki Goodwin, Katie Damaroda, and Rebecca Wright Among the happy memories and groundbreaking initiatives...
Research | 03/26/21
Black Nurses 365
Written by Ashley White Black history has ended, but Black history and achievements should be celebrated every day of the year. To that...
On the Pulse | 03/10/21
The Center for Cardiovascular and Chronic Care Launches New Health Care Outlook Video Series
Cardiovascular disease experts in the Center for Cardiovascular and Chronic Care have added 13 new videos to the Health Care Outlook...
On the Pulse | 02/25/21
What We Need to Know About Heart Failure, and Why
Written by Binu Koirala, Ruth-Alma Turkson-Ocran, Bunmi Ogungbe, Samuel Byiringiro, Erin Spaulding, Reiko Asano, Sabrina Elias, Diana...
On the Pulse | 02/18/21
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
It’s Official—We’re an STTI Nu Beta Chapter-At-Large
There’s a first time for everything! Yes, it sounds a bit cliché but we have truly reached another milestone: the Nu Beta Chapter of the...
On the Pulse | 07/06/18
Twelve Reasons for Optimism
Faculty building can be a challenge in the best of times. For schools of nursing (and much of academia), these are not the best of times....
On the Pulse | 04/01/14
