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An interview with Marty Minniti. Interview by Connie R. Curran.

The SNI Companies are nurse-owned, nurse-managed organizations founded on the concept that individual independence and autonomy promotes professional excellence and the ability to achieve personal and professional goals. Marty Minniti, BS, RN, CCRN, founder, president, and chief executive officer, discusses SNI Companies, and the rewards and challenges of entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial nursing.

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An interview with Kristine Gebbie. Interview by Carmella A. Bocchino.

The National Commission on AIDS ended its 4 years of operation just as President Clinton named the Administration's first AIDS Policy Coordinator, Kristine Gebbie, MN, RN, FAAN. "A strong, consistent voice of leadership" was a key recommendation from the commission and Ms. Gebbie promises to be the stimulus for such leadership in both the public and private sectors. As the number of new AIDS cases continues to increase, hospitals and other care providers will be burdened with the financial challenge of caring for these patients, many of them uninsured. Calling upon her strong public health background, Ms. Gebbie discusses some of her goals for this new position with Nursing Economic$.

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A Century of Biomedical Science at Johns Hopkins: an interview with Dr. A. McGehee Harvey about this historic publication. Interview by Victor R. Hrehorovich and Kelly White.

Research achievements at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine over the past century are too numerous to document in anything but a catalog. But a group of Hopkins physicians and researchers compiled a representative sample of papers documenting the intellectual history of the institution, reproducing them in a two-volume text. A discussion with one of the editors, A. McGehee Harvey, M.D., offers some insight into the process of selecting papers to be included in this historic publication.

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