Inequity kills the dream of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic
Four decades after the CDC first used the term “AIDS” in a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the New York Times has...
On the Pulse | 04/12/22
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Facebook Live: The Future of Research
Kick off the first Facebook Live of 2022 with a roundtable of five Johns Hopkins School of Nursing PhD students in “Facebook Live: The...
On the Pulse | 02/02/22
The Latino Mentoring Relationships We Need, and the Future of Research
PhD students Nadia Andrade (from Brazil) and Owen Smith (from the U.S.) share a mentor in Carmen Alvarez, PhD, CRNP, CNM, FAAN (who is...
On the Pulse | 01/06/22
Alumni Update Fall 2021
Jane Ball, center, receives the Alumni Association Heritage Award from Dean Sarah Szanton, left, at An Evening with the Stars 2021. Deborah...
Alumni | 11/15/21
The Legacy of Black Women in Research Continues
“Being a researcher who is a person of color has its challenges, but remember Dr. Sharps said we need you!” laughs Dr. Sharps....
On the Pulse | 08/27/21
Mentoring the Next Generation of Black Nurse Researchers
“We’ve come a long way.” “We’ve come a long way,” remarks Dr. Yvonne Commodore Mensah, now an assistant...
On the Pulse | 08/20/21
5 Reasons to Get Your PhD in Nursing at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Written by Deb Driscoll If the next step in your professional journey is a PhD in Nursing, Johns Hopkins may be a good fit. Graduates...
On the Pulse | 03/26/21
What Nurses Need to Know: Stroke and the Rise of Telehealth
“One minute the patient is completely fine and then blood flow to the brain is disrupted,” says Dr. Mona Bahouth. “Stroke is...
What Nurses Need to Know | 01/05/21
A Leader’s Magic Word: Listen
Student Senate President Leah Woienski of the Master’s Entry Program lets her open ears open doors Written by Steve St. Angelo |...
Profiles | 11/16/20
