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Jun 3, 2011
News Release Index Posted: 5/11/2011 And the Beat Goes On: Promoting Heart Health Annually, over 1.5 million people die from heart disease in the U.S., many of low income with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes.  Despite decades of education, as many as 70% of us don’t manage our blood pressure; as many as […] Continue reading
Jun 3, 2011
News Release index Posted: 6/3/2011 Following in the wake of the royal wedding’s millinery glory, 40 alumni from the Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing and Church Home and Hospital donned their finest hats for the second annual Alumni Spring Tea on May 5. For alumni from the CHH School of Nursing, afternoon tea is […] Continue reading
Jun 3, 2011
News Release index Posted: 5/11/2011 And the Beat Goes On: Promoting Heart HealthAnnually, over 1.5 million people die from heart disease in the U.S., many of low income with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes.  Despite decades of education, as many as 70% of us don’t manage our blood pressure; as many as 80% […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release index Posted: 1/1/1998 The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing is now accepting applications for a master’s and postmaster’s Family Nurse Practitioner major that will begin in September 1998. Graduates of this program are eligible to apply for American Nurses Credentialing Center certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner in Primary Care. Clinical experiences […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release index Posted: 3/12/1999 Karin Stutzmann Coyne is the first PhD graduate from The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing’s doctoral program. On March 11, 1999, Ms. Coyne defended her dissertation entitled “Gender Differences in Health Related Quality of Life Post Myocardial Infarction.” Ms. Coyne is a senior research scientist with the Cardiovascular Research […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release index Posted: 10/5/1999 On October 5, Martha N. Hill, PhD, RN, professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, was named one of Reader’s Digest 1999 Women’s Health Heroes. The award is given annually to 10 leaders who have made a significant impact on women’s health. Dr. Hill was cited for her […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release index Posted: 12/1/1999 A Johns Hopkins study of more than 200 low-income African American women suggests that their low use rate of potentially heart and life-saving hormone replacement therapy (HRT) after menopause is closely linked to their health care providers’ failure to bring up the subject. Only one in five of the women […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release indexe Posted: 9/5/2000 The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing launched a newly designed web page today that features an easy-to-navigate format, a colorful photo tour of the building, and detailed information about the school’s academic programs and research efforts. In an effort to attract prospective nursing students, give the School of Nursing […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release index Posted: 9/29/2000 The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing launched a newly designed web page today that features an easy-to-navigate format, a colorful photo tour of the building, and detailed information about the school’s academic programs and research efforts. In an effort to attract prospective nursing students, give the School of Nursing […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 2011
News Release index Posted: 1/14/2002 Students hoping to earn grants for summer projects through the 2002 Provost’s Undergraduate Research Awards program must submit completed applications by March 8. Those students aiming for grants for fall semester projects must submit their applications by April 5. Information and application materials are available on the PURA Web site […] Continue reading