An Interprofessional Education
Can Nurse Practitioner Students and Medical Residents Be Taught to Collaborate? by Anthony Pho, Accelerated ‘08 This past summer, I...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Education
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
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
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
The Future of Nursing
After a two-year assessment of the nursing profession, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Institute of Medicine have released...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Interdisciplinary collaboration in nursing education is a longstanding tradition at Johns Hopkins. In 1987, pediatric cardiologist Langford...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
Guided Care Offers A New Solution
Online course improves geriatric care By Meredith Lidard When closely supported by a Guided Care nurse-physician primary care team,...
On the Pulse | 08/10/10
No Boundaries, No Barriers
By Mat Edelson Illustration by Ryan Etter Take a dart, throw it at a map of the world, and one thing is for certain: No matter where...
Past Issues | 08/10/10
Text 4 Baby
A new program, Text4Baby, brings free, educational messages right to women’s fingertips via text messages. The 51-character texts,...
On the Pulse | 08/10/10
