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  • CPP group leaders know that parents have been navigating young children’s technology use for decades. However, as electronics, social media, and artificial intelligence continue to reach young children, parents have increasingly turned to CPP group leaders for guidance. Although the effects of technology on children continue to be investigated, we have more resources than ever […] The post Helping Parents Navigate Technology with Young Children through the Chicago Parent Program appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • The National Center for School Mental Health (NCSMH), based at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, seeks to strengthen policies and programs that improve child and youth mental health and well-being in schools. Recently, we sat down with clinical psychologist Samantha Reaves and lead training specialist Kelly Schaffer from NCSMH to learn more about […] The post National Center for School Mental Health: Supporting the Chicago Parent Program in Maryland Public Schools appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing offers a 3-year, on-site DNP Nurse Anesthesia program The post DNP Nurse Anesthesia Information Session Recap: Program Highlights and Admissions Requirements appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • Getachew Kassa, PhD, RN, is a successful nurse researcher, scholar, teacher, and mentor. He’s got over a decade of experience working as a lecturer and assistant professor and has authored 88 peer-reviewed publications and counting. Yet Kassa (image inset in graphic) felt he still had much to learn to maximize his research, which focuses on […] The post Research Is a Team Game: Fundamentals of Research Coordination Course Preps Key Players appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • “What draws me to auricular point acupressure (APA) is its alignment with nursing values: it is safe, empowering, low-cost, and designed to support patients in their everyday lives. APA transforms symptom management from something done to patients into something that can be practiced with them and eventually by them.” — Johns Hopkins nurse researcher Nada […] The post All Ears: Auricular Acupressure Training Can Add a Holistic Touch to Your Care appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • There is a moment that happens quietly, but it changes everything. It does not come with headlines. It is not always captured beyond the room. But for the person standing in it, it becomes something they carry with them long after the day is over. A student stands at the edge of something new. Not […] The post The Coat Is Just the Beginning appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • No matter how they were educated, most if not all nurses can tell you that the math is off. The U.S. spends almost 20 percent of its GDP on medical care. Its health outcomes stubbornly remain worse than other wealthy countries and many middle-income ones as well. Now, by reimagining that education, the Johns Hopkins […] The post Education Reimagined appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • The Center for Child and Youth Health at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) honored the legacy of Eleanor Stokes Szanton, PhD, a trailblazer in early childhood development research, through its inaugural Eleanor Stokes Szanton Lectureshipon March 11. Speaker Brenda Jones Harden, PhD, began with a salute to “the work that her leadership has […] The post Inaugural Eleanor Stokes Szanton Lecture  appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • Sonia Brown-Kundrat | Sept/Oct 2025 | Howard County General Hospital Paul Luk | Nov 2025 | Johns Hopkins Hospital Mia-Faire Williams | Dec 2025 | Johns Hopkins Hospital Sarah Vanderwagen and Gini Browning | Feb 2026 | Johns Hopkins Care at Home Julia Foster | April 2026 | Bayview Medical Center Magen Crumpton | Dec […] The post DAISY Awards Spring/Summer 2026 appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
  • Saving the Best for Last On Saturday April 18, Alumni from the Classes of 1953 to 1976 gathered to celebrate an especially momentous reunion. The last cohort to graduate, the Class of 1976, celebrated its 50th reunion! Twelve class members traveled from all over the country to be there. Special thanks to the Class of […] The post Church Notes: Spring 2026 appeared first on Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.