The future of nursing isn’t confined by hospital walls—it’s also unfolding in homes, schools, and communities everywhere. At Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, we’re leading this transformation, pushing the boundaries of nursing science both INside and OUTside traditional health settings.
INside, we’re tackling big challenges with innovative models, like Professor Olga Yakusheva’s research on the economic value of nursing—a game-changer for advancing value-based care in health systems. OUTside, we’re rethinking clinical education, with MSN (Entry into Nursing) students gaining hands-on experience entirely outside of inpatient settings, connecting with patients where care matters most.
From acute care to outpatient clinics, from policy to practice, nurses are discovering their power to deliver holistic, community-focused care and drive health equity in every corner of the health care system.
Read on as Johns Hopkins Nursing magazine celebrates students and professionals charting the future of inpatient and outpatient care. And check out our great new Fall Campaign at insideoutsidenursing.org.
Meanwhile, meet students, faculty, and alumni making a difference in education as well as nursing even as we goodbye to favorite faces and places.
Please enjoy the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Johns Hopkins Nursing.
Sarah L. Szanton
PhD, RN, FAAN
Dean, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Patricia M. Davidson Professor of Health Equity & Social Justice