Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine has partnered with Caregility to implement a new virtual care platform aimed at enhancing inpatient telehealth and launching a virtual nursing program. The ...

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing is unveiling a new institute Nov. 1 aimed at shifting the perception of nurses from a “necessary cost” to a “valued asset,” the Baltimore-based university said. The ...

'We are committed to making a PhD accessible and attainable for talented individuals from all backgrounds,' dean says. A new PhD program at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) is answering the ...

In today's public discourse, people in the United States are increasingly described as irrevocably polarized—an assumption echoed in much of the messaging surrounding this week's State of the Union ...

ROBINSON SPEAKS TO THOSE WHO KNEW HER WELL ABOUT HER CONTRIBUTIONS. LI>> DR. JOHANSEN WAS AN INCREDIBLE RESEARCHER, A VISIONARY AND A VERY STRATEGIC THINKER AND PLANNER. LISA: DR. PHYLLIS IS PROFESSOR ...

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have launched a dual-degree Doctor of Nursing Practice Executive/Master of Public Health program to prepare ...

In what has become a Christmas Eve tradition for many Johns Hopkins employees, they gather each year to express gratitude at the graveside of the founder of the university and hospital along with ...

Hopkins stood apart due to the quality of its nursing teachers and students, and the accessibility of its online nursing coursework. Johns Hopkins University's School of Nursing has the No. 1 online ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ) --A number of graduate programs at Johns Hopkins University have been ranked among the best in the country by U.S. News and World Report. Johns Hopkins' medical school was ranked ...

Getting hands-on with learning has become a reality for students at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, which is using new technology to prepare them for the pandemic. Wearing a mask and headset, ...

Gertrude Theresa Hodges, the first African American Johns Hopkins School of Nursing graduate, died of stroke complications March 28 at her East Baltimore home. She was 88. Mrs. Hodges also headed the ...