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State-Of-The-Art Simulations
Expanded hands-on training helps students, nurses, and doctors save lives and safeguard their patients’ health in virtually every service setting and patient population.
Interested in Developing Behavioral Interventions?
Learn how to enhance your intervention responsiveness through new models, frameworks, pipelines, and approaches that meet the needs of diverse aging populations.
Watch Commencement 2013
Hopkins Nursing students embark on their new journey as tomorrow’s nursing leaders on May 23.
Join a Regional Alumni Group
Sometimes it's hard to stay in touch with when you live far away, so we've created regional groups called Regional Connections to help alumni stay connected.
The Department of Acute and Chronic Care aims to advance health care globally through nursing research, education, and practice that respects the dignity of the human person in populations at risk for or experiencing acute and chronic conditions. The Department provides leadership that focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of underserved and vulnerable populations based upon the biological, behavioral, psychosocial, and philosophical perspective.
Marie T. Nolan, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN
Professor
Dr. Marie T. Nolan is internationally renowned for her work on patient and family decision making in the face of critical illness. Her research focuses on the decision-making process at the end of life and on decisions regarding living organ donation. She became chair of the department in July 2010.
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