On the Pulse

With the Black Nurse of the Year Award, another sparkling accolade has been added to a… Read More

By Katherine C. McNabb Who benefits from short-term medical mission trips? This weighed heavily on my… Read More

“Leaving Guatemala is bittersweet,” writes Cuiyan Yu. From January 5-11, 2019, she and nine other students… Read More

By: Dr. Lauren Parker and Dr. Janiece Taylor Dr. Shalon M. Irving dedicated her life to… Read More

By: Quanlei Li Dr. Oz has tremendous respect and admiration for nurses around the world, and… Read More

By: Lourdes Celius A little over two years ago, Officer Mobley greeted me as I walked… Read More

In 1889, Isabel Hampton Robb arrived at the Johns Hopkins Hospital to become the inaugural superintendent… Read More

By: Dr. Diana Baptiste and Dr. Yvonne Commodore Mensah February is Black History Month, and also… Read More

Forty-four percent of Black women experience intimate partner violence (physical or sexual violence, stalking, and/or psychological… Read More

“You have to factor in the historical path it took to get us to where we… Read More

Miki Goodwin recently joined the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing as the Associate Dean of Clinical… Read More

Never before have nurses been so desperately needed. Never before have nurses’ words garnered such respect…. Read More