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  Getting COVID under control. Moving into a new, state-of-the-art building. Welcoming a new dean. The Johns Hopkins School… Read More

Picture this. You’re a career driven nurse manager (and maybe you have been for some time);… Read More

Racism and prejudice are products of reproduction. Dr. Rita D’Aoust   So much of oppression—LGBTQI+ prejudice… Read More

  There are lots of dads throughout our community at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Read… Read More

When patients present with a specific type of heart attack (non-ST elevation acute coronary syndrome) or… Read More

“It’s been a difficult year” is an understatement. Especially for nurses. You’re facing a completely unprecedented,… Read More

In January, 2020 began as the “Year of the Nurse and Midwife.” Little did we know… Read More

Michelle Patch, PhD, MSN, APRN-CNS, ACNS-BC, is the newly selected coordinator for the Doctor of Nursing… Read More

In the Year of the Nurse and Midwife, in the midst of a pandemic, it is… Read More

When exactly will things become “precedented” again? Unfortunately, there are no answers in sight. But we… Read More

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has a dedicated team to organize high quality clinical placements, even for advanced… Read More

The REACH initiative’s Dr. Jason Farley and Paul Stamper are working with Johns Hopkins Medicine and… Read More