title: Nursing Today: Transition and Trends
author: JoAnn Zerwekh
description: "This is a delightful, colorful, and informatively packed text with a wealth of information on almost every aspect of nursing. It is an easy read with entertaining cartoons interspersed in each chapter. It provides very practical tips on passing the NCLEX exam, preparing a resume, and interviewing skills. It also includes a historical view of nursing, and the legal, ethical, political, and on-the-job issues facing the profession today."<br /> - Vicki Ann Moss (University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh), Doody Review Services
zlib_text: Issue 4
  December
   2018
  JITSUGAKU
  Showcasing the best research from Keio University 
  Molecular jostling affects 
  diffusion at cell membranes
  Drug helps blood vessels but 
  leaves lurking cancer cells
  Tardigrade genomes explain 
  life on the extremes
  │ 実学 │ SCIENCE │サイヤンス│
  Global Outlook of a Hundred Years of Nursing Education
  
  Happy Centennial Anniversary ! 
  n 1918, Keio University established one of 
  Japan’s earliest educational facilities to train 
  nurses under the leadership of the first dean 
  of the Keio University School of Medicine, 
  Shibasaburo Kitasato, who foresaw the integral 
  role of nurses in modern medical care. Now, 100 
  years after the first 54 nursing students enrolled at 
  the Department of Medicine Nurse Training 
  Center, Dean Hiroko Komatsu is bringing nursing 
  education at the Faculty of Nursing and Medical 
  Care into the future under the mantra of “training 
  individuals who strive to build a healthful society.” 
  I
  ON THE COVER
  The Keio University Faculty of 
  Nursing an