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
students
A Letter from Deb Baker: No Matter Where You Are, You’re Always a Johns Hopkins Nurse
As a graduate (and faculty) of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, it is thrilling to read about all the exciting things students and...
JH Nurse | 11/09/22
Alumni Update Fall 2022
By Jane W. Ball, DrPH, MPH, RN Dear Alumni, This is my final letter as president of the Johns Hopkins Nurses’ Alumni Association. The...
Alumni Update | 11/09/22
Fall 2022 Class News
Carolyn C. Boykin, ’56 passed away at the age of 92 in early May. When she retired at 82, she was considered one of the oldest nurses...
Alumni | 11/09/22
Alumni Community Week
At the end of September, the Johns Hopkins Nurses’ Alumni Association (JHNAA) hosted its first “Alumni Community Week” to bring...
Alumni | 11/09/22
Church Notes Fall 2022
By Deborah Corteggiano Kennedy, ’73 This past spring, we were grateful to celebrate a reunion with the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing...
Church Notes | 11/09/22
In Their Shoes, on Their Side
In the emergency room, one of the few things that can move faster than even the most highly skilled care team is a preconceived notion....
United States of Nursing | 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
New Alumni Leaders
The Johns Hopkins Nurses’ Alumni Association has welcomed Fernando Mena-Carrasco, MSW, MSN ’18, BSN ’15 as its president and Korrina...
Alumni | 11/02/22
