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
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From Brazil to Baltimore and Back Again. Dr. Ricardo Arcêncio Forms a Lasting Partnership
The Beginning of A Beautiful Friendship Ricardo A. Arcêncio PhD, MPH, RN is a full Professor at the University of São Paulo Ribeirão...
Features | 02/20/23
Best Blogs of 2022
2022 was another exciting year for On The Pulse. We were named the top school of nursing blog on several lists and saw our readership...
On the Pulse | 12/19/22
Stories From The Deans Travel Fund
PhD Candidates Meredith Klepper and Ashley Gresh both received funding from The Deans Travel to further their research. One of the...
Students | 12/05/22
Jacquelyn Campbell Among World’s Top Researchers
Professor Jacquelyn Campbell, PhD, MSN, RN, FAAN, Anna D. Wolf Chair of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, has been named among the Best...
Features | 11/09/22
Cynda Rushton Earns AACN Award for Distinguished Career
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Professor and Endowed Chair Cynda Rushton, PhD, MSN, RN, FAAN, has been selected to receive the American...
On the Pulse | 11/09/22
Brief … and to the Point
PAHO/WHO document highlighted essential steps toward global health improvement through nursing with key input from JHSON faculty, staff,...
Features | 11/09/22
The Young Medicine Movement: The Importance of Mentorship, Culture, and Career Development for Native Health Scholars
The importance of culturally appropriate medical care is undisputed. In Indian Country, where there are limited Indigenous providers—in...
On the Pulse | 11/04/22
3rd Annual Lavinia Dock Lecture Series
Lavinia Dock was a pioneer both in nursing education at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, and social activism, fighting disparities...
What Nurses Need to Know | 10/25/22
