Millions of SNAP Participants With Disabilities Are Going Uncounted
More than 70 million people in the United States have a disability, and many face higher healthcare costs than people without disabilities costs for…
Johns Hopkins Nursing Influencers
AI is creating new value in healthcare. Nursing should help govern it.
The debate over billing codes for artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled clinical services has exposed a longstanding problem in healthcare payment: Nursing creates substantial clinical and…
Student aid policy is workforce policy
Graduate nursing education prepares not only nurse practitioners and nurse leaders, but also the faculty who educate future nurses. Yet more than 80,000 qualified…
How nursing data powers AI in healthcare
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into healthcare, much of the conversation focuses on the technology itself. But behind every AI tool is…
AI is making nurses second-guess their expertise —That’s dangerous
Silicon Valley has discovered healthcare—again. This time, the promise is artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict when patients will deteriorate, before stressed-out nurses notice…
Building the evidence base to integrate ‘Food Is Medicine’ principles into cardiovascular care: Q&A with Dr. Bunmi Ogungbe
The Food Is Medicine movement has been gaining momentum as a commonsense approach to cardiovascular care for some time. The goal is to complement,…
Is It Really an Ethical Dilemma?
In today’s complex healthcare environments, nurses frequently encounter ethically challenging situations. For this reason, ethical competence has become a fundamental component of professional nursing,…
What’s new in the 2025 hypertension guideline?
The American Heart Association released its latest hypertension guideline in August 2025, establishing best practices for diagnosing and managing a disease that remains the…
Sweeping changes to SNAP could make food insecurity more acute: 3 questions for Dr. Laura Samuel
The One Big Beautiful Bill is already reshaping federal nutrition policy. As Congress prepares to debate the next Farm Bill, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance…
3 Questions: The Future of HIV Care with Dr. Nancy Reynolds
As Dr. Nancy Reynolds assumes the role of chair of the board for the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), she reflects on…
Syphilis eradication is still a long way off: Doxy-PEP can help
In the late 1990s, public health departments around the globe celebrated the prospect of eradicating syphilis. However, by the early 2000s, this sexually transmitted…
How does policy function as a domestic violence intervention?
Much of what constitutes “domestic violence” are criminal acts, such as physical and sexual abuse. However, even acts of abuse not categorized as criminal…
Millions of SNAP Participants With Disabilities Are Going Uncounted
More than 70 million people in the United States have a disability, and many face higher healthcare costs than people without disabilities…
AI is creating new value in healthcare. Nursing should help govern it.
The debate over billing codes for artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled clinical services has exposed a longstanding problem in healthcare payment: Nursing creates substantial…
Student aid policy is workforce policy
Graduate nursing education prepares not only nurse practitioners and nurse leaders, but also the faculty who educate future nurses. Yet more than…
How nursing data powers AI in healthcare
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into healthcare, much of the conversation focuses on the technology itself. But behind every AI…
AI is making nurses second-guess their expertise —That’s dangerous
Silicon Valley has discovered healthcare—again. This time, the promise is artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict when patients will deteriorate, before stressed-out…
Building the evidence base to integrate ‘Food Is Medicine’ principles into cardiovascular care: Q&A with Dr. Bunmi Ogungbe
The Food Is Medicine movement has been gaining momentum as a commonsense approach to cardiovascular care for some time. The goal is…
Is It Really an Ethical Dilemma?
In today’s complex healthcare environments, nurses frequently encounter ethically challenging situations. For this reason, ethical competence has become a fundamental component of…
What’s new in the 2025 hypertension guideline?
The American Heart Association released its latest hypertension guideline in August 2025, establishing best practices for diagnosing and managing a disease that…
Sweeping changes to SNAP could make food insecurity more acute: 3 questions for Dr. Laura Samuel
The One Big Beautiful Bill is already reshaping federal nutrition policy. As Congress prepares to debate the next Farm Bill, the Supplemental…
3 Questions: The Future of HIV Care with Dr. Nancy Reynolds
As Dr. Nancy Reynolds assumes the role of chair of the board for the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), she…
Syphilis eradication is still a long way off: Doxy-PEP can help
In the late 1990s, public health departments around the globe celebrated the prospect of eradicating syphilis. However, by the early 2000s, this…
How does policy function as a domestic violence intervention?
Much of what constitutes “domestic violence” are criminal acts, such as physical and sexual abuse. However, even acts of abuse not categorized…
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