Public Health Nursing Clinical Group Prepares for Trip to Haiti
In a few short days, a group of Johns Hopkins nursing students will leave for Haiti for a 10-day Public Health Nursing clinical rotation. While there we will volunteer in a clinic, hike into rural...
View ArticleVisiting Baltimore’s Water and Sanitation Plant
On Thursday May 1st our group visited Baltimore’s Water and Sanitation plant. It was a very educational experience. Most people probably never think about what happens to their water after they flush...
View ArticleAmerican Nurse Project Taking RNs to Big Screen
By Jennifer L.W. Fink, RN, BSN The American Nurse Project, originally a coffee table book filled with striking black-and-white photos and stories of great nurses from across the nation, will soon come...
View ArticleIn Uganda, a Midwife and Mother Come Together
By Alisha Horowitz and Kate Holt Gertrude Namara knew it would take an hour to reach the Nyamuyanja Health Center from her mud-walled home in Western Uganda. Her four children had been born there, and...
View ArticleBone & Joint Center Helps Patients Connect Dots
By Jennifer L.W. Fink The orthopedic nurses who work in the Sibley Institute of Bone & Joint Health program know that their patients’ experiences begin (and end) outside of the hospital setting....
View ArticleClinic Weans Infants Born in Drug Withdrawal
Center works to ease suffering of children and guardians through care, understanding, and education When 7-month-old Enzo DeCicco began having scary “episodes” of inconsolable crying and screaming,...
View ArticleLetters to the Editor
Journey Toward Healing, …Forgiveness It’s difficult to walk five feet at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing without tripping over an amazing life story. The trick, often, is finding a way...
View ArticleStudent Mosaic
Student volunteers from the School of Nursing, alongside peers from the Schools of Medicine and Public Health, organized and prepped tiles to be used in student mosaics and organized art kits for...
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