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Sep 1, 1999
News Release index Posted: 9/1/1999 The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing announces the graduate-level Nursing Care and Health Systems Specialist program. The new program aims to provide nurses with multiple career options and prepare them to practice as health systems specialists. The curriculum is based on results of an assessment of the healthcare environment […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 1999
News Release index Posted: 6/1/1999 Donaldson to Leave Nursing Deanship Sue K. Donaldson, dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing for seven years, has announced she will step down at the end of the academic year to return to research and teaching. “This follows a plan carefully laid out at the time of […] Continue reading
Jun 1, 1999
News Release index Posted: 6/1/1999 Stress and surgery may increase the growth of cancerous tumors by suppressing natural killer cell activity, says a Johns Hopkins nurse researcher. Malignancies and viral infection are in part controlled by the immune systems natural killer (NK) cells, a sub-population of white blood cells that seek out and kill certain […] Continue reading
Mar 12, 1999
News Release index Posted: 3/12/1999 Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and other institutions report that nearly 4 in 10 female emergency room patients have been victims of physical or emotional domestic abuse sometime in their lives, and 14 percent have been physically or sexually abused in the past year. Results of their […] Continue reading
Feb 25, 1999
News Release index Posted: 2/25/1999 R. Kevin Mallinson, MSN, RN, ACRN, doctoral student at The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, was awarded first place among graduate posters by the Southern Nursing Research Society (SNRS). The award was given at the SNRS annual conference held February 18-20 in Charleston, SC.     The title of Mr. […] Continue reading
Nov 1, 1998
News Release index Posted: 11/1/1998 Kimberly Connolly, a junior at The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, is one of 20 nursing students nationwide to be named a Fuld Fellow. For the past decade, the Helene Fuld Health Trust, HSBC Bank USA, has contributed to the education and development of nursing students by choosing a […] Continue reading
Oct 1, 1998
News Release index | News Archive Posted: 10/1/1998 Fannie Gaston-Johansson, DrMedSc, RN, associate professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, has been named full professor with tenure in Nursing. The appointment makes Dr. Gaston-Johansson the first African American female at the University to have both tenure and full professorship. Dr. Gaston-Johansson is director […] Continue reading
Jan 1, 1998
News Release index Posted: 1/1/1998 Mary B. O’Rourke has been named director of admissions and student services for The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, effective immediately. O’Rourke has been associate director of admissions and student services at the school since 1991. A resident of Mount Washington, O’Rourke has been with the School of Nursing […] Continue reading
Jan 1, 1998
News Release index Posted: 1/1/1998 As methods of health care delivery expand, nurses increasingly must be prepared to address the growing challenges in the areas of managed care and finance. To assist nurses in providing quality care in the most cost-effective manner, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and the School of Professional Studies in […] Continue reading
Jan 1, 1998
News Release index Posted: 1/1/1998 A new enhancement to our undergraduate curriculum is the Critical Care Focus designed for students who have made a firm career choice in acute/critical care nursing. The program provides additional lectures, mentoring and clinical experience in selected acute and critical care units at the Johns Hopkins and Sinai Hospitals.  Students […] Continue reading