A Word from Deb Driscoll, PhD and post-Master’s DNP Recruiter   September already—is it time for Pumpkin Spice everything yet? With applications open for programs that begin in summer and fall 2021, here are a few tips on how to write a strong essay—especially for students applying to the PhD program and post-Master’s DNP tracks.…

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By: Veronica Bucher, Claudia Bernedo, Alejandra Siles, Karla Alvarado, Kamila A. Alexander When Dr. Kamila A. Alexander began working as a Spanish-proficient public health nurse in Baltimore, Maryland in 2001, she found that resources for Latinas* were few and far between. At that time, there were approximately 10,000 Latinxs living in Baltimore City. She still…

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Leadership of the simulation center at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has been investigating how to bring virtual simulation to life for some time. Virtual Simulation and Virtual Reality have a lot of benefits, for example it increases the amount of experiential learning nursing students receive so that new nurses will be better prepared.…

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