Fall/Winter 2007
Volume V, Issue III

Cover photo by
Bill Denison

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

A New Kind of "School Nurse" By Michael Anft
Through their holistic approach to health, Hopkins nursing students are improving the lives of countless young school children—and their families—in Baltimore's underserved communities.

Nursing After Hours
When they're not caring for patients, ,taking classes, or conducting research, School of Nursing students—past and present—have never needed to range far to enjoy their leisure time.

Neighborhood Matters By Sarah Achenbach
The health needs are vast, the resources few, in Baltimore's urban communities. As volunteers and through coursework, Hopkins nursing students are reaching out to make a difference.

Departments

Hill's Side

Second Opinion How did Baltimore shape your nursing education?

On the Pulse We're No. 7!, (in research funding), We Three Deans, the magazine goes "green," and more.

Bench to Bedside Heartfelt money worries, stroke survivors find the rhythm, risk factors for intimate partner violence, and more..

Live from 525 From rural Zambia to urban Baltimore, sometimes the health needs are the same.

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

Defining Moments

Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing