On the Pulse Past Issues Summer 2011 Defining Moments 07/20/2011 at 4:44 PM In 1962, twenty-two-year-old Jeanne Dougherty (Byrne) ’60, reviewed her patient charts in the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Research Unit. Accurate record-keeping was essential, as this was the first federally-supported unit in the country to study metabolic disorders in children. Byrne was promoted to head nurse just months before this photo was taken. Share: Share on Facebook Email this Page Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Email this Page
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