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Designing Solutions for Health Challenges in Humanitarian Crises
June 23
All Johns Hopkins University nursing students are cordially invited to participate in the Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design's next Humanitarian Health Hackathon, scheduled to take place between Gaza and Baltimore from June 23-July 1, 2018.
A hackathon is an intensive design sprint-like event that brings together participants from multidisciplinary backgrounds and areas of expertise to solve a targeted problem. Hackathons are often used as a great venue to quickly develop novel solutions and technologies. This Humanitarian Health Design Hackathon will connect team members from both Baltimore and Gaza over the course of a week to address some of the most pressing healthcare challenges facing refugees in the Gaza Strip. The theme will be “Empowering First Responders” in Gaza.

Expected Time Commitment: Hackathon participants are expected to participate full-time during the weekends of June 23-June 24 and June 30-July 1. During the week of June 25-June 29, participants will be expected to call in for joint sessions from 9 AM - 10 AM EST. Outside of these call-in sessions, participants will be expected to work remotely with their team members on their own agreed upon schedules.

Saturday June 23: 8:00 AM EST - 6:00 PM EST

Sunday June 24: 8:00 AM EST - 6:00 PM EST

Monday June 25 - Friday June 29: Teams work together remotely on their own time, aside from a joint call-in session from 9 AM EST - 10 AM EST

Saturday June 30: 8:00 AM EST - 5:00 PM EST

Sunday July 1: 8:00 AM EST - 12:00 PM EST

Who: Students undergoing Medical, Nursing, Public Health, Engineering, Design, and Business educational training.

Where: Clark Hall Rm. 110, Rm. 210, Rm. 311B, Design Studio East & West

Lecture Topics:
1. Introduction to the Region, the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, status of Palestinian refugees in Gaza
2. Principles of Design Thinking & Human-Centered Design
3. Case studies of Engineering Health Solutions in Humanitarian Crises Settings
4. Johns Hopkins University Emergency Care Overview
  1. What is emergency care?
  2. Emergency care pathway
  3. Basic First Aid Care and CPR Training
5. Gaza Emergency Care Overview
  1. Emergency response/referral pathway
  2. Barriers to care
6. Gaza First Responder Challenges
7. Baltimore EMT/Emergency Responder
8. Community Mental Health
To register, please visit https://goo.gl/q9zRD1. If you have any questions, please reach out to Sofia Ahsanuddin, Project Manager, at sahsanu1@jhu.edu. We hope to see you there!

Designing Solutions for Health Challenges in Humanitarian Crises
June 24
All Johns Hopkins University nursing students are cordially invited to participate in the Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design's next Humanitarian Health Hackathon, scheduled to take place between Gaza and Baltimore from June 23-July 1, 2018.
A hackathon is an intensive design sprint-like event that brings together participants from multidisciplinary backgrounds and areas of expertise to solve a targeted problem. Hackathons are often used as a great venue to quickly develop novel solutions and technologies. This Humanitarian Health Design Hackathon will connect team members from both Baltimore and Gaza over the course of a week to address some of the most pressing healthcare challenges facing refugees in the Gaza Strip. The theme will be “Empowering First Responders” in Gaza.

Expected Time Commitment: Hackathon participants are expected to participate full-time during the weekends of June 23-June 24 and June 30-July 1. During the week of June 25-June 29, participants will be expected to call in for joint sessions from 9 AM - 10 AM EST. Outside of these call-in sessions, participants will be expected to work remotely with their team members on their own agreed upon schedules.

Saturday June 23: 8:00 AM EST - 6:00 PM EST

Sunday June 24: 8:00 AM EST - 6:00 PM EST

Monday June 25 - Friday June 29: Teams work together remotely on their own time, aside from a joint call-in session from 9 AM EST - 10 AM EST

Saturday June 30: 8:00 AM EST - 5:00 PM EST

Sunday July 1: 8:00 AM EST - 12:00 PM EST

Who: Students undergoing Medical, Nursing, Public Health, Engineering, Design, and Business educational training.

Where: Clark Hall Rm. 110, Rm. 210, Rm. 311B, Design Studio East & West

Lecture Topics:
1. Introduction to the Region, the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, status of Palestinian refugees in Gaza
2. Principles of Design Thinking & Human-Centered Design
3. Case studies of Engineering Health Solutions in Humanitarian Crises Settings
4. Johns Hopkins University Emergency Care Overview
  1. What is emergency care?
  2. Emergency care pathway
  3. Basic First Aid Care and CPR Training
5. Gaza Emergency Care Overview
  1. Emergency response/referral pathway
  2. Barriers to care
6. Gaza First Responder Challenges
7. Baltimore EMT/Emergency Responder
8. Community Mental Health
To register, please visit https://goo.gl/q9zRD1. If you have any questions, please reach out to Sofia Ahsanuddin, Project Manager, at sahsanu1@jhu.edu. We hope to see you there!

Designing Solutions for Health Challenges in Humanitarian Crises
June 25
All Johns Hopkins University nursing students are cordially invited to participate in the Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design's next Humanitarian Health Hackathon, scheduled to take place between Gaza and Baltimore from June 23-July 1, 2018.
A hackathon is an intensive design sprint-like event that brings together participants from multidisciplinary backgrounds and areas of expertise to solve a targeted problem. Hackathons are often used as a great venue to quickly develop novel solutions and technologies. This Humanitarian Health Design Hackathon will connect team members from both Baltimore and Gaza over the course of a week to address some of the most pressing healthcare challenges facing refugees in the Gaza Strip. The theme will be “Empowering First Responders” in Gaza.

Expected Time Commitment: Hackathon participants are expected to participate full-time during the weekends of June 23-June 24 and June 30-July 1. During the week of June 25-June 29, participants will be expected to call in for joint sessions from 9 AM - 10 AM EST. Outside of these call-in sessions, participants will be expected to work remotely with their team members on their own agreed upon schedules.

Saturday June 23: 8:00 AM EST - 6:00 PM EST

Sunday June 24: 8:00 AM EST - 6:00 PM EST

Monday June 25 - Friday June 29: Teams work together remotely on their own time, aside from a joint call-in session from 9 AM EST - 10 AM EST

Saturday June 30: 8:00 AM EST - 5:00 PM EST

Sunday July 1: 8:00 AM EST - 12:00 PM EST

Who: Students undergoing Medical, Nursing, Public Health, Engineering, Design, and Business educational training.

Where: Clark Hall Rm. 110, Rm. 210, Rm. 311B, Design Studio East & West

Lecture Topics:
1. Introduction to the Region, the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, status of Palestinian refugees in Gaza
2. Principles of Design Thinking & Human-Centered Design
3. Case studies of Engineering Health Solutions in Humanitarian Crises Settings
4. Johns Hopkins University Emergency Care Overview
  1. What is emergency care?
  2. Emergency care pathway
  3. Basic First Aid Care and CPR Training
5. Gaza Emergency Care Overview
  1. Emergency response/referral pathway
  2. Barriers to care
6. Gaza First Responder Challenges
7. Baltimore EMT/Emergency Responder
8. Community Mental Health
To register, please visit https://goo.gl/q9zRD1. If you have any questions, please reach out to Sofia Ahsanuddin, Project Manager, at sahsanu1@jhu.edu. We hope to see you there!

Exceptional People | Exceptional Possibilities

Our Programs

We offer programs designed to fit the needs of a diverse student population. From pre-licensure programs to Master's, DNP and PhD programs, online options, and post-degree opportunities, the School of Nursing offers more nursing possibilities for more people in a variety of places, times, and formats.

"I wanted to have the opportunity to make an impact."

Alison Owens, Master's
"My mother will tell you that it all started from a commercial I saw on TV when I was 5 years old."

Gibran Mancus, Doctoral
"I've learned how to be a better teacher."

Lisa-Marie Williams, Post-Degree

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The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Hosted Virtual Groundbreaking Event for New Building

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) has virtually broken ground on a $45 million expansion and renovation of its current Anne M. Pinkard building.

Academic Program May 21, 2018

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing to Graduate Largest Ever PhD Class at 2018 Ceremony

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 2018 class will be the largest PhD class to ever graduate from the school underscoring the school’s commitment to advancing science and preparing nurse leaders.

Award Apr 23, 2018

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Professor Named Inaugural Endowed Chair for Self-Care Research

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Professor Cheryl Dennison Himmelfarb, PhD, RN, ANP, FAAN, FAHA, FPCNA, has been named the inaugural Sarah E. Allison Professor for Research and Self-Care.

Award Apr 19, 2018

Foundation Gives $6 Million to Support New Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Building

The E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation of Philadelphia has given $6 million to the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing to fund the expansion of its current Anne M. Pinkard building.

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