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Researcher Chao Hsing Yeh helped plant a seed on auricular point acupressure as a non-opioid pain reliever, and it’s taking root.

All the reasons the new Nurse Anesthesia track is the right program in the right place at the right time.

As they gain top roles in health care, their words carry extra weight—undergirded by compassion, evidence, and experience.

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.