research

For Lyndsay DeGroot, the ICU wasn’t a calling as it is for many nurses. Rather, it... Read More

Roberto Roman Laporte turns outsiders into insiders, a skill he had to learn early. Roman Laporte... Read More

It was 1918, and a flu pandemic was tearing through the U.S. military as World War... Read More

Paula Nersesian, PhD, MPH, RN, CNE, probably could not have picked a worse time to move... Read More

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR The year to date in publications from the Johns Hopkins School of... Read More

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR It turns out that engagement in a favorite activity—knitting, playing bridge or... Read More

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR Each day, health professionals (nurses, physicians, social workers, chaplains, and others) experience... Read More

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR One of 227 rules a Buddhist monk must follow during ordainment—a set... Read More

“Symptom management is something nurses do every day, because we care for patients.” Nada Lukkahatai, PhD,... Read More

  Research is an integral component to the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing experience, and there... Read More

Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH, a nationally recognized leader in patient-oriented primary care, childhood obesity, and health... Read More

Approximately 15 percent of U.S. older adults living outside nursing homes are physically frail, with increased... Read More