Doing Right by Minority Veterans
ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Soldiers from racial and ethnic minorities have long fought and died for America, a nation that has often...
Research | 07/19/23
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To Sleep, Perchance to Live Better
ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Insomnia, which affects up to 40 percent of older adults, is an independent risk for cognitive decline and...
Research | 07/19/23
Summer Research Roundup 2023
ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR The year to date in publications from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Johns Hopkins School of Nursing...
Research | 07/17/23
Exploring Research as a Nurse: Why You Should Jump In
It’s no secret that research drives innovation forward, and as the health care world continues to evolve, developing research across...
Research | 07/17/23
Just Getting Started: Alum Fernando Mena-Carrasco Back for PhD
Fernando Mena-Carrasco already possesses the qualifications to lead a health center, the experience and the degrees (MSN ’18, BSN ’15)...
Alumni | 07/05/23
Divine 9 Representation at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
Representation matters. Community matters. Prospective students find it important to know if they will find community within our nursing...
On the Pulse | 06/23/23
Curriculum Enhancement Opportunities at JHSON
You may ask yourself what opportunities outside of the MSN Entry into Nursing program makes this program stand out from other prelicensure...
On the Pulse | 05/26/23
The “Silent Killer” Tackling the Menace of Hypertension in Ghana Through Team-Based Care
Hypertension is a leading cause of disability and premature deaths worldwide. Like any other low and middle-income country, the burden of...
Research | 05/25/23
Thoughts From the Keynote Speaker
More than 40 years ago, as I sat at the kitchen table of my family’s home in Ohio, I told my parents that I wanted to dedicate my life to...
On the Pulse | 05/17/23
