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- Complementary medicine refers to holistic or integrative medicine that is used in conjunction with traditional allopathic or Western medicine, whereas alternative medicine typically refers to holistic medicine which is used in place of Western medicine. The truth is, complementary, or holistic medicine has made sense to me for as long as I can remember. Whether […] The post Where does Complementary Medicine Fit into Healthcare? appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- Madeline Quinn, BSN, RN, CCRN, CPN, is a DNP student at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Madeline participated in the university-wide "Empower Your Pitch" competition, which allows doctoral students to showcase their research, and received the “Outstanding Creativity in Research Communication” award for her project and presentation. The post A New Way to Beat Burnout: Simulations for Nurses’ Families appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- By: Brian Fitzek On March 21, 2025, more than 70 researchers, healthcare professionals, parents, advocates, and policymakers gathered for Chicago Parent Program Futures, a one-day conference exploring how an evidence-based parenting program—designed to support families in under-resourced communities—is expanding its reach and impact across the country. The event spotlighted the Chicago Parent Program (CPP), a […] The post Shaping the Future of Parenting: The Chicago Parent Program at 25 Years appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- Gifted students found their own ways to JHSON. Their education and compassion will help them light the path for others. The Master’s (Entry into Nursing) program at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) attracts bright, driven students from across the country and the world. Many have been successful in other endeavors. All have reached […] The post A Master Class appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- When Daniel Martinez joined the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in 2021, he was essentially creating the job of staff photographer/videographer. He said hello and hasn’t stopped hustling since, creating eye-catching, heart-tugging, prize-winning videos on top of professional shots of each new class, candid images from just about every event on campus, and—for this issue—the […] The post Contributor: Daniel Martinez appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- Nursing’s new leader had a choice: the perfect job or the perfect moment. Sharon Smyth, DNP, RN, was at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, leading an all-engines-full push toward the finish line on Magnet designation. “We were just kind of on this great momentum,”she explains. Then Johns Hopkins Hospital, the flagship facility of Johns Hopkins […] The post Go Time for Johns Hopkins Hospital CNO Sharon Smyth appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- Favour Oloriegbe leans into her faith, watching for signs big and small. As a University of Kansas freshman, Favour Oloriegbe was on a road trip, passing through Baltimore on the way to visit relatives, when she saw a sign that changed her life: Johns Hopkins. And just like that … “I’m going to go there.” […] The post Out of the Blue appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- Phoebe Keryte felt seen and heard at JHSON, and found a place to honor and grow her Indigenous heritage. In her own words (and language): “Yá’á’tééh shí éí Phee-Bah-She yinishyé. Naasht’ezhí Tachii’nii nishłí, kiis’áanii báshíshchíín, Diné łizhiní dashícheii adóó kiis’áanii dashínálí. Ahéhéé. Hello, my name is Phee-bah-seh, I am Zuni and Red Streak Running into […] The post Culture, Compassion, and Care appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- By leaving, Hikmat Abou Shahla gained the power to provide hope and healing, here and back home. Well-versed in inhumanity, Hikmat Abou Shahla decided to push toward the opposite extreme, love—of science, leadership, hard work, and … fellow humans. “I come from Rashaya, Lebanon, a very small town about 30 minutes from the Syrian border, […] The post Following His Heart Away from Lebanon appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
- Zahra Rangwalla happily leaves a trail for brother Haider to follow. He’s embracing the experience … and the insights. Zahra Rangwalla almost let the opportunity to join the MSN (Entry into Nursing) program at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) slip through her fingers. She wasn’t about to let her younger brother Haider make […] The post Someone Who Can Relate appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.