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Nursing

A nurse looks directly into the camera while wearing an N-95 mask and plastic splash shield

Coronavirus

COVID-19 ushers in decades of change for nursing profession

Published Oct 19, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the nursing field, and many advocates view the present as a make-or-break moment to press for more lasting change

CARING FOR HER COMMUNITY

Published Fall 2020

Nursing alumna Lucia Diaz—a winner of the Alumni Association's 2020 Community Champion Award—is addressing health disparities among immigrants in Los Angeles, her hometown / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Battle at home

Published Fall 2020

Facing frequent moves, prolonged family separation, and scattered medical records, military spouses and children face unique risk factors for mental illness / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Lauren Underwood has hit her stride

Published Fall 2020

The first-term congresswoman made history with her 2018 election. Now, amid another historic moment, Underwood—herself a public health nurse—is certain she's the right person for the job. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Johns Hopkins launches dual nursing and public health degree

Published Sept 2, 2020

The Doctor of Nursing Practice Executive/Master of Public Health program prepares students for careers at the highest level of nursing and public health leadership

Nursing

School of Nursing releases free training course for responding to pandemic

Published May 15, 2020

Course explores how nurses can respond to the challenges posed by low resources and high societal uncertainty in the wake of COVID-19

Q+A

Nurses leading global COVID-19 response

Published May 13, 2020

Patricia Davidson discusses how the pandemic is highlighting work that nurses do during crisis situations and beyond

Q+A

Nurses face tough decisions, moral distress

Published April 6, 2020

Nursing ethics expert Cynda Rushton discusses the conditions and decisions encountered daily by nurses wrestling with the health care challenges posed by COVID-19