Exploring Challenges and Successes in Scaling Health Interventions
Built to Scale: Chicago Parent Program
Exploring Challenges and Successes in Scaling Health Interventions
Recent years have witnessed growing interest in the topic of scaling evidence-based health interventions. Join us on Thursday, September 12 when Dr. Debbie Gross sits down with The Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation Executive Director Ahrin Mishan to discuss the expansion of the Chicago Parent Program (CPP). Developed by Gross in 2002, the program has grown nationally and has been implemented in over 27 states. During the seminar, Gross will share valuable insights into the strategic considerations encountered during the scaling process. Designed with parents from underserved communities, CPP has been shown to strengthen parenting skills and improve young children’s behavioral health and wellbeing. Register in advance for this webinar. After registering, you will receive a
confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.Audience:
All JHSON
Date/Time:
Thursday, September 12, 2024 (02:00 am – 03:00 am)
Erik Steidley, DNP, FNP/PMHNP, nurse practitioner, Stanford University and U.S. Air Force (major), presents “Medical Anxieties: Identifying Practices and Promoting Patient-Centered Care,” noon-1 pm Monday, August 26, via Zoom (Password: 943227).
Faculty Candidate Erik Steidley
Erik Steidley, DNP, FNP/PMHNP, nurse practitioner, Stanford University and U.S. Air Force (major), presents “Medical Anxieties: Identifying Practices and Promoting Patient-Centered Care,” noon-1 pm Monday, August 26, via Zoom (Password: 943227).
Dean’s Notebook – Sarah L. Szanton, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
In this first Dean’s Notebook lecture, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Sarah Szanton will have a conversation with Baltimore City Councilwoman Danielle McCray about Neighborhood Nursing – its local impact and broader goals. Neighborhood…
Dean’s Notebook – Sarah L. Szanton, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
In this first Dean’s Notebook lecture, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Sarah Szanton will have a conversation with Baltimore City Councilwoman Danielle McCray about Neighborhood Nursing – its local impact and broader goals. Neighborhood Nursing aims to provide preventive care by meeting people where they are, offering free health checks in accessible locations like homes, schools, and senior centers. Neighborhood Nursing has the potential to improve many crucial health indicators by focusing on prevention, amplifying wellness, and learning what matters most to people.
Audience: All JHSON
Date/Time: Tuesday, September 24, 2024 (12:30 pm – 01:30 pm)
Elizabeth Hood, DNP, MS, MBA, APRN/CRNP, executive administrator for the Department of Pathology at the University of Chicago, presents “Introduction to Health Care Finance for Advanced Practice Nursing Leaders,” noon-1 pm Wednesday, August 28, via…
Visiting Faculty Presentation
Elizabeth Hood, DNP, MS, MBA, APRN/CRNP, executive administrator for the Department of Pathology at the University of Chicago, presents “Introduction to Health Care Finance for Advanced Practice Nursing Leaders,” noon-1 pm Wednesday, August 28, via Zoom (Password: 806113).
Join the Office of Admissions for a Lunch and Learn. During this session, you will learn about our advanced degree programs, Healthcare Organizational Leadership (PM, MSN and MSN/MBA), DNP Advanced Practice (Nurse Practitioner and Nurse…
Lunch and Learn for MSN Entry Students
Join the Office of Admissions for a Lunch and Learn. During this session, you will learn about our advanced degree programs, Healthcare Organizational Leadership (PM, MSN and MSN/MBA), DNP Advanced Practice (Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Anesthesia), DNP/PhD, PhD and DNP Executive. We will discuss the programs and nursing careers. There will be a presentation and a Q & A.
Pizza will be provided. Registration is required.
We hope you can join us!
Audience:
Students
Date/Time:
Tuesday, August 27, 2024 (12:30 pm – 01:30 pm)
Location:
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing 525 N Wolfe St Rm N231 Baltimore, MD 21205 United States
SOURCE Student Governing Board applications
SOURCE is now accepting applications to serve on its Student Governing Board. Help to plan events, determine new community-based partners, create social media content, lead critical reflection sessions, and more, this academic year. Connect with…
SOURCE Student Governing Board applications
SOURCE is now accepting applications to serve on its Student Governing Board. Help to plan events, determine new community-based partners, create social media content, lead critical reflection sessions, and more, this academic year. Connect with others across the three Hopkins health professional schools to increase the visibility of community engagement and service-learning opportunities available in Baltimore through SOURCE! Read full details and apply by September 15.