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Welcome, Ei Mon Han!

Ei Mon Han joins the SON this week as a research project coordinator. Welcome!

Research Is a Team Game: Fundamentals of Research Coordination Course Preps Key Players

Getachew Kassa, PhD, RN, is a successful nurse researcher, scholar, teacher, and mentor—and a research associate at JHSON—with over a decade of experience working as a lecturer and assistant professor and author of 88 peer-reviewed publications and counting. Yet Kassa felt he still had much to learn to maximize his research, which focuses on designing and scaling behavioral health interventions for families of young children from low-income backgrounds; leveraging digital health tools to support children’s social and behavioral health outcomes; and advancing maternal and child health, psychiatry and mental health, and global health. So he registered for Fundamentals of Research Coordination, a JHSON Executive Education course. Kassa left the course impressed at how much there was to learn and how the information was presented. “What surprised me most was how practical the program was and how much of it I could use right away.”

Grants to Humanize the Patient Experience

Making the Muddly a Little Bit Clearer: Introduction to Living with Disabilities in the Field Nursing

The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing is committed to highlighting the experiences, research, and practice of various identities belonging to our nursing community. It is a priority for us to amplify the voices belonging to underrepresented communities while providing equitable and accessible opportunities for education and healthcare within our Nursing programs.

This month we will discuss Disability, Accessibility, and Inclusion in Nursing Education and Health Care. This session will focus on disability, accessibility, and inclusion across nursing education and clinical practice, with an emphasis on lived experience, advocacy, and research that advances equity for people with disabilities.

Registration is required.