Half a Dozen for the Hall of Fame
by Kelly Brooks When told that six of the fourteen inductees to the 2012 International Researcher Hall of Fame were Johns Hopkins...
On the Pulse | 04/30/12
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Blood Transfusion Reactions: What Nurses Need to Know
By: Rebekah M. Zonozy, MSN, CRNP, RN The goal of this continuing education activity is to provide nurses and nurse practitioners with...
Past Issues | 04/22/12
Freda Creutzberg Scholar Announced
It is my pleasure to announce the 2012 recipient of the Freda Creutzburg Memorial Scholarship. Caitlin G. Weinberg is a traditional BS...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
Who was the first nurse in any school of nursing to be appointed as a full-time nursing instructor?
In 1907, when M. Adelaide Nutting appointed Ada M. Carr, class of 1893, as a full-time instructor in the Hopkins Training School, it was an...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
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
WICU Wins Beacon Award
Second Unit at JHH Honored by Whitney L. J. Howell The Johns Hopkins Hospital’s Weinberg Intensive Care Unit (WICU) is shining with...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
Mentoring Moms
Lactation Specialists Offer Help by Whitney L. J. Howell Whether it’s her first child or third, breastfeeding can be difficult for any...
Past Issues | 04/10/12
An Ambassador of Nursing
Thaissa Davila was always fascinated with how the body works, but it took a tragedy to “seal the deal” for her nursing career. Growing...
On the Pulse | 04/10/12
Opening Eyes Through Volunteering
Graduate Students Provide Care in Haiti by Jon Eichberger The life of a graduate nursing student is busy. It’s so busy that one might not...
On the Pulse | 04/10/12
