This Way Forward: Isabel Hampton Robb, 1889-94
Hers was a commanding presence: her manner exacting, appearance striking, credentials impeccable, and impact unquestioned. Isabel Hampton...
Past Issues | 12/03/13
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
Nurses a Vital Organ in Boosting Transplant Referrals
By Sara Michael Even before a transplant and well afterward, as a worried patient waits, weighs the options, and then seeks guidance on...
Past Issues | 12/03/13
Strength in Numbers: Nurses Behind No. 1 Ranking
By Elizabeth Heubeck The July 2013 headline in U.S. News & World Report announced that, once again, Johns Hopkins was ranked the number...
Past Issues | 12/03/13
No Boundaries
By Danielle Kress It didn’t take long for Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurse Case Manager Vincent Liu to realize he was never going to be...
Past Issues | 12/03/13
A Step Ahead of the Storm
Educational team quickly pivots curriculum as needs of nurses and health care follow a sometimes unpredictable path By Deborah Rudacille A...
Past Issues | 12/03/13
Problem Solved
DNP program’s impact on its students and their impact on communities worldwide grow with each cohort By Jim Duffy The map on the...
Past Issues | 12/03/13
Choose Your Seat
In November 2012, as part of a decorating contest, nine teams of Hopkins Nursing students, alumni, faculty, and staff received art supplies...
On the Pulse | 07/25/13
What Do You Give a Dean
Who Has (Given You) Everything? The School of Nursing began a fond farewell to Dean Martha N. Hill at a June Celebration in the Garden, a...
On the Pulse | 07/25/13
Nurse Support Grants Approved
Innovation is at the heart of three Maryland Higher Education Council Nurse Support Program II (NSP II) Competitive Grants recently...
On the Pulse | 07/25/13
