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Johns Hopkins Evidence-Based Practice Model Version 5
Magnet Conference
Nurse Scholar Fellowship
Virtual Nursing
Antenatal Milk Expression
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Nurse Residency Program
Nursing Inquiry
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Johns Hopkins Evidence-Based Practice Version 5
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The Center for Nursing Inquiry Podcast explores how nurses across all settings engage in inquiry to improve practice, patient outcomes, and professional growth. Each episode highlights real-world examples of evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and research projects led by nurses at the bedside, in management, and in academia. Listeners will gain insights into how nursing inquiry drives c... more

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In EBP Spotlight, a series from the Center for Nursing Inquiry podcast, we talk with nurses who are asking meaningful practice questions. These conversations highlight the role of evidence-based practice (EBP) in advancing nursing care. In our first ... more

In this episode of Interview the Inquirer, we explore nursing science in academic practice. After her compelling Magnet Nursing Conference presentation, Dr. Kat Scafide, Associate Professor at George Mason School of Nursing, and co-director of the in... more

In Interview the Inquirer, a series from the Center for Nursing Inquiry podcast, we talk with nurses who are asking meaningful questions and fostering a culture of inquiry. These conversations highlight the people, practices, and mentorship that help... more

In this episode of the CNI podcast, we sit down with a senior quality improvement team leader to explore her career journey, what it looks like to lead improvement work across a health system, and a real-world example of how … Episode 84: Quality Im... more

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Dr. Kat Scafide
Nurse scholar, associate professor at George Mason University School of Nursing, co-director of Injury Analytics Lab
George Mason University; Injury Analytics Lab
Episode: Episode 86: Where has Your Curiosity Taken You? With Dr. Kat Scafide | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Myrna Mamaril
Perioperative clinical practice and clinical inquiry director for perioperative services
Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Episode: Episode 85: Interview the Inquirer #2 – Myrna Mamaril | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Kelly Forbes
Senior Quality Improvement Team Leader, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Quality Department
Episode: Episode 84: Quality Improvement Spotlight – Kelly Forbes | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Betsy Zink
Clinical nurse specialist in Neurocritical Care, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital / Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Episode: Episode 83: Interviewing the Inquirer – Betsy Zink | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Paula Niera
Navy Nurse Lawyer, Johns Hopkins program director of LGBTQ+ equity and education
Johns Hopkins Center for LGBTQ+ Equity and Education
Episode: Episode 82: Why SOGI Matters| Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Jo Lambert
Magnet Program Coordinator at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Episode: Episode 81: Magnet Coordinators – Looking Ahead to the Next Magnet Application| Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Lynnae Elliott
Magnet Program Director at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Episode: Episode 81: Magnet Coordinators – Looking Ahead to the Next Magnet Application| Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Kim Kuperman
Nursing Professional Practice Director at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Episode: Episode 81: Magnet Coordinators – Looking Ahead to the Next Magnet Application| Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Rhonda Wyskiel
Nurse, nurse scientist, and design/space strategist in healthcare; former leader in patient safety and QI at Hopkins
Armstrong Institute / Johns Hopkins Medicine
Episode: Episode 80: Where Your Curiosity Has Taken You – Rhonda Wyskiel | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry

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Heather Watson
Host of Center for Nursing Inquiry Podcast

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Makes me want to dive into evidence-based practice and share practical takeaways with my team.
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Episode 85: Interview the Inquirer #2 – Myrna Mamaril | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Q: Before we wrap up, is there anything else you would love for the nurses to know about inquiry work or curiosity in practice?
She emphasizes that inquiry advances nursing practice, patient safety, and professional involvement, and that Johns Hopkins Nursing serves as a cornerstone inspiring clinicians to engage in inquiry.
Episode 85: Interview the Inquirer #2 – Myrna Mamaril | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Q: What are your thoughts on succession planning and how leaders can prepare for transitions in inquiry roles?
She highlights cultivating a culture of shared vision, developing nurse leaders who can sustain inquiry, and creating opportunities for younger nurses to advance and present their work.
Episode 85: Interview the Inquirer #2 – Myrna Mamaril | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Q: How have you prepared other people to carry this work forward, especially regarding succession planning?
She describes identifying and mentoring several nurses, giving them lead roles in projects, involving them in committees, and encouraging presentation at national conferences to build confidence and continuity.
Episode 85: Interview the Inquirer #2 – Myrna Mamaril | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Q: How do you help calm that overwhelmed feeling in the nurses when starting a research or evidence-based practice project?
Her approach is to frame research as rigorous looking at existing evidence, providing hands-on guidance, and ensuring ongoing mentorship so nurses feel supported every step of the way.
Episode 85: Interview the Inquirer #2 – Myrna Mamaril | Johns Hopkins Center for Nursing Inquiry
Q: So aside from, obviously, your invaluable role as a mentor and the fact that you go out and you meet the nurses where they are, what other structures or supports have helped inquiry thrive where you are?
She explains developing templates, following the Johns Hopkins evidence-based practice model, leveraging mentors, posters, and local and national networks to sustain inquiry, and ensuring staff have protected time and managerial support.

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This series centers on nursing inquiry, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and the translation of bedside experience into system-wide improvements. Across episodes, listeners encounter stories from nurse leaders, researchers, and educators who describe practical pathways for designing and implementing quality initiatives, collaborating across academia and health systems, and disseminating results through journals, conferences, and internal governance. Notable threads include building cultures of curiosity, navigating IRB processes, leveraging governance structures for Magnet and other accreditation pathways, and translating evidence into practice with structured tools and visuals. A distinctive strength is the blend of clinical f... more

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