Leadership means using your voice and helping others find theirs! JHSON students spent #NationalVoterRegistrationDay helping their peers register to vote and connect with voter resources. It's not too late; make a plan to vote at https://hopkinsvotes.jhu.edu/voter-resources/
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We’re excited to welcome Dr. Rebecca Schnall as our Vice Dean for Research, effective Dec. 1. Her leadership will help faculty and students expand the impact of our research. https://nursing.jhu.edu/newsroom/news/rebecca-schnall-named-vice-dean-for-research-at-johns-hopkins-school-of-nursing/
This #HispanicHeritageMonth, we honor the histories, cultures, voices and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities and celebrate the students, faculty, and staff helping advance nursing and health. At JHSON, we’re committed to advancing health equity and building a healthier future for all.
So greatful for @drtomori.bsky.social and her work in this space! Critically important.
A crisis can change everything for a family, including how they feed their youngest members. Cecília Tomori, PhD explains what new research reveals about U.S. preparedness for infant and young child feeding in emergencies. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212420926003353
📢 Excited to share new work on U.S. state emergency preparedness for infant & young child feeding compared w/ global standards. There is an urgent need to strengthen preparedness, improve infant feeding outcomes & reduce health inequities #WorldBreastfeedingWeek #WBW2026 #NationalBreastfeedingMonth
A crisis can change everything for a family, including how they feed their youngest members. Cecília Tomori, PhD explains what new research reveals about U.S. preparedness for infant and young child feeding in emergencies. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212420926003353
Dr. Kristen Brown, Associate Dean for Simulation and Immersive Learning and Associate Professor at the JHSON, has been elected President-elect of SSH. 🥳 We're proud to celebrate Dr. Brown's leadership and contributions to advancing simulation in health care. #HCSimWeek #HealthcareSimulation
What happens when nursing research moves beyond evidence and into action? Dean Sarah L. Szanton explored that question at the 2026 Yonsei International Nursing Conference in Seoul, where she delivered a keynote on how nursing research can shape social change. #NursingResearch #GlobalNursing
As kids settle into new school-year routines, screen time is part of the conversation, too. JHSON’s Deborah Gross shares what parents and caregivers should consider when choosing technology for children. Swipe through for her perspective.
This Labor Day, we’re celebrating the nurse leaders, nursing students, educators and nurse scientists whose work shapes the health of our communities and the future of health and care. Thank you for all you do to move health forward. #LaborDay #Nursing #NursingEducation #NursingStudent
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Jason E. Farley as the next Executive Director of the Institute for Policy Solutions. His vision: “accelerate the path from discovery to policy to implementation” and bring more nurse-led solutions to scale. https://bit.ly/4zPWeP1
Whether your goal is to expand your clinical expertise, pursue leadership opportunities, or prepare for advanced practice, we offer graduate programs designed to help you reach what's next. Explore our programs and discover where your career can take you https://nursing.jhu.edu/admissions/apply/
False narratives about Latino communities have real consequences for health. JHSON professor Vincent Guilamo-Ramos challenges these narratives and highlights the essential contributions of Latino communities to U.S. population health. Read more: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMms2602843
We're excited to introduce four new MSN Nurse Practitioner tracks designed to prepare registered nurses for advanced practice and eligibility for national certification. Learn more and begin your application today. https://nursing.jhu.edu/admissions/apply/
Congratulations to The Johns Hopkins Hospital on once again earning Honor Roll recognition from @usnews.com for 2026–27. 🎉 We're proud to be part of a community advancing excellence in patient care, research, and education. https://hub.jhu.edu/2026/08/04/us-news-hospital-rankings/
Applications are now open! From master's and doctoral programs to post-degree certificates, discover a program that aligns with your goals and prepares you to make a lasting impact in healthcare. Visit our website and start your application today. https://nursing.jhu.edu/admissions/apply/
A crisis can change everything for a family, including how they feed their youngest members. Cecília Tomori, PhD explains what new research reveals about U.S. preparedness for infant and young child feeding in emergencies. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212420926003353
Researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing developed a framework to guide responsible AI use in nursing education—aligning AI with learning goals while protecting clinical judgment and patient privacy. Learn more: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002965542600179X?dgcid=coauthor
🎧 New from the R3 Initiative and the @bermaninstitute.bsky.social's iDeas Lab: "A World Without Nurses," explores the history of nursing and the workforce pressures shaping its future. https://nursing.jhu.edu/faculty-research/research/centers/r3/a-world-without-nurses/ #Nursing #NurseRetention
Congratulations to Jennifer Asante, Eve Chibor, and Changhwan Kim on receiving prestigious 2026–2027 Nurses Educational Funds (NEF) scholarships! Recognized for their leadership and academic excellence, they're helping shape the future of nursing. 💙 https://n-e-f.org/scholars/winners
Happy 297th Birthday, Baltimore! 💙🦀 Join us for Dimensions of Nursing to celebrate the city we call home and explore how its history, culture, and communities shape the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing experience. 📅 July 27 • 3–4 p.m. ET 🔗 https://applygrad.jhu.edu/register/dimensions_bmore
Simulation-based education is essential to preparing the healthcare workforce. Kristen Brown, Associate Dean for Simulation & Immersive Learning at #JHSON, shares why advancing a national advocacy agenda for simulation-based education matters. Read more: nursing.jhu.edu/magazine/art...
From Dialogue to Action: Advancing the Future of Simulation-Based Education Through National Advocacy - Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Simulation, healthcare, accreditation, and policy leaders gathered in Washington, DC, through the Johns Hopkins Nexus Convening Award initiative. By Kristen M. Brown As part of my work at the Johns Ho...
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We are very pleased to announce the reappointment of Sarah Szanton to a second term as dean of the School of Nursing, effective immediately, through June 30, 2031!
How can community-based care advance health equity? New Johns Hopkins School of Nursing research found that community health workers helped improve access to dementia care for Korean American older adults with limited English proficiency. Read the full story: nursing.jhu.edu/magazine/art...
Neighborhood Nursing is a care model that offers universal access to health care + social services in Baltimore neighborhoods that benefit the entire community. But what’s the best way to pay for such a program? A new post by authors at @hopkinsnursing.bsky.social explores potential payment pathways
Sustaining Universal, Preventive-Centered Care Through Neighborhood Nursing | Milbank Memorial Fund
The fragmented multi-payer system in the United States creates powerful disincentives against the evidence-based interventions most likely to improve health and control costs: universal, prevention-ce...
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The future of #healthcare depends on access to graduate nursing education. Hear @hopkinsnursing.bsky.social student Priscilla Perry reflect on why protecting student aid and removing barriers to nursing education helps expand access to care. Read more: nursing.jhu.edu/magazine/art...