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Johns Hopkins understood the effect nurses could have 130 years ago when he ordered that a school be built to train them.

Researchers find interventions that meet local needs, then let the wind and word-of-mouth carry them farther afield.

Global nursing, in its many forms, is about ensuring that a big world with lots of health issues heals evenly.

Collaboration helps nursing researchers spread the wealth, share the challenge, and lead the way on thorny issues.

A bold plan to expand the School of Nursing’s presence in East Baltimore and around the globe.

There is a profound need to educate the public about a changing nursing landscape and expanding opportunities for caregivers.

Two more routes to nurse leadership; rallying to aid alumnus wounded in Boston Bombing; nurse-led Capacity Command Center opens at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

From Baltimore to Saudi Arabia, China, South Africa, and back again, leadership travels well; priest finds true calling in Guatemala

Nurses are the key figures in turning great numbers into best practices; PhDs give back; Spanish classes for nurses.

A 21st-century guide for nurses on preparedness, patient safety, and self-care through speaking up; 15 Years in Haiti

Jason Farley and his crew chart a course toward a future where nurses lead stigma-free HIV/AIDS care. Their vessel is now accepting passengers.

Nurses prep for greater role in mental health care; the alcohol question; clear-headed solutions.