New Leader for Hopkins Nursing
by Jon Eichberger As the new chair of the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing’s Department of Community-Public Health, Christine...
On the Pulse | 04/30/12
teaching
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
Practicing to Potential
Today’s Nursing Practice It’s as if a quiet revolution is taking hold. On every front—from high-level policy discussions to...
Past Issues | 12/15/11
Smarter Nursing with High-Tech Dummies
National Study to Determine Effectiveness of Simulations How can patient simulators-high-tech manikins that respond to a nurse’s...
On the Pulse | 04/30/11
Global Impact 2009-2010
Coordinated by the Office of Global Nursing, 78 international nurses visited clinical units and educational programs at Johns Hopkins to...
Past Issues | 08/10/10
Award-Winning Teaching Style
Sarah (Jodi) Shaefer has received the 2010 Baccalaureate Excellence in Teaching Award for her teaching on undergraduate nursing research...
On the Pulse | 08/05/10
When the Real World is Risky, Simulations Teach Skills Safely
By Teddi Fine Nursing students are exposed to a broad array of clinical situations and settings as an integral part of their education....
Past Issues | 04/09/10
Training the Trainers
Hopkins nurses train Maryland nursing faculty in simulation teaching technology By Susan Middaugh How can instructors give student nurses...
On the Pulse | 04/09/10
Toward a High-Tech Nursing Education
Meet Pamela Jeffries, DNS, RN, FAAN, ANEF, the newest addition to the leadership team at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing....
On the Pulse | 04/01/09
