Spring 2006
Volume IV, Issue I

Cover art by
Eric Mueller

Nursing Magazine
The on-line version of the magazine for the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing and the Johns Hopkins Nurses' Alumni Association

Features

Hard-Wired to Heal By Gregg A. Wilhelm
Information technology has the potential to transform nursing practice and patient care. Hopkins faculty are leading the way to produce "technology-enabled" nursing professionals.

Our Shared Legacy
Author Mame Warren has captured the fascinating history of nursing education at Johns Hopkins in a soon-to-be-published book. We bring you a preview.

Where in the World is Hopkins Nursing? By Kelly Brooks-Staub
Around the globe, Johns Hopkins is becoming known as a leader in nursing education, research, practice, and service. Find out why.

Building Opportunities By Lynn Schultz-Writsel
Learn more about the school's plan to construct an addition aimed at easing overcrowding--and about how you can become a part of tomorrow's vision.

Departments

Hill's Side

Second Opinion How does information technology impact patient care? Our readers weigh in.

On the Pulse A family affair for two sets of sibs, putting better pain care on the map, and more.

Live from 525 Blogger Mary Sullivan '06 shares an "amazing" experience in Louisville, Kentucky.

Bench to Bedside Terminally ill don't want to go it alone, all's not bucolic at rural hospitals, and more.

Vigilando News and notes from the Johns Hopkins Nurses' Alumni Association.

Defining Moments

Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing