On the Pulse

In the general population, about 8 women in 100,000 and 28 men in 100,000 die from… Read More

It’s okay to feel emotions. You cared for these patients and their families for a long… Read More

By: Ken Dion, Sydnee Logan & Patricia M. Davidson What is a hackathon? A hackathon is… Read More

By: Christopher Payton Stuckey All too often, a health care provider’s heterosexual bias (explicitly stated or… Read More

The beams went up. This staircase is gone. The walls went up inside. We’re topping out…. Read More

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing community comes from different ethnicities and different genders. We all… Read More

Nurses and engineers have more in common than you think. For one thing, we believe in… Read More

From left to right, meet PhD student Andrew Corley, MSN (Entry Into Nursing) student, Derin Colvin,… Read More

To put it short and sweet, more men in nursing = better men’s health. That’s what… Read More

Why do poor people age faster? That’s the central research question for Assistant Professor Laura Samuel,… Read More

Where did your nursing career begin? Where’s it going? Between the certification registrations and professionalization of… Read More

By: Matthew Padgett, MSN (Entry Into Nursing) 2020 It’s a great time to be a nurse…. Read More