Dispatched to Cure Transportation Ills
A former volunteer ambulance dispatcher and paramedic, Scott Newton, RN, CCRN, EMT-P, knows a transportation issue when he hears it. The...
On the Pulse | 12/05/13
Hospital
Hill Shares, Counsels Class of 2013 on Voyages of Discovery
When I came to Hopkins to go to nursing school it was... a while ago. It was still a hospital three-year diploma training school. We lived...
On the Pulse | 07/24/13
Perfect Attendance
Meet “The Cal Ripken, Jr. of Nursing” by Elizabeth Heubeck An eerie quiet fell over Baltimore in the aftermath of “Snowmageddon.”...
Past Issues | 07/27/12
Averting Patient Falls
Suburban Hospital Takes Big Steps by Susan Middaugh Patients wearing yellow socks or yellow gowns. A yellow sign outside a patient’s...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
Leading on the Front Line
The Crucial Role of Leadership at the Bedside by Kelly Brooks Amy Peterson, RN, takes extremely good care of her patients and is full of...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
Spreading the Word
Psychiatry Unit Launches Speakers Bureau by Elizabeth Heubeck Health education has become a widely popular subject in recent years, but...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
Welcome to Tawam Hospital
There’s no way to pretend that you’re still in the United States when you’re walking down a hospital hallway surrounded by men...
On the Pulse | 03/19/12
Hospital in Haiti
Today, thanks to a connection with a fellow guest at Bette Gebrian’s house, we were able to tour the hospital in Jérémie...
On the Pulse | 02/21/12
In Good Hands—Yesterday
A Johns Hopkins Nursing student (far right) works with a Johns Hopkins Hospital nurse to provide care. In 1963, a Hopkins nursing...
On the Pulse | 12/16/11
