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Johns Hopkins Medicine trustees Janie "Liza" Bailey (left) and C. Michael Armstrong, chairman, during "mini-med school" last month. Anesthesiology fellow Kristen Nelson looks on.

Dress Rehearsal
The Simulation Center will give “medical practice” a whole new meaning.

Michael Armstrong often gets the high-rise view of the health care that’s delivered at Hopkins. But recently, the chairman of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s board of trustees found himself firmly on the ground level, working with a small team in an attempt to resuscitate a lifeless patient.

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Nursing Magnetism

Mission in sync

Diversity and Inclusion Reflected in New Mission Statement
In Oct. 2006, the word diverse was added to Johns Hopkins Medicine’s (JHM) mission statement to demonstrate the institution’s commitment to recruiting and hiring the most talented people, and to fostering a culture in which everyone feels valued. Now, mirroring that mantra, the Hospital has revised its mission and vision statements to reflect that commitment.

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Brody to Retire
William Brody created an enduring legacy within Hopkins Medicine throughout his dozen years as president.

Match Day
Med students learn their destinies on Match Day, but some are delaying their residencies.

First, Do No Harm
The Johns Hopkins Safety Stars program honors employees across the institution for ensuring safe practices.

Full Disclosure
As results of a federal survey to measure the patient experience go public, Hopkins will build on its successes while addressing ways to improve care.

Towers Rising
What’s it like to oversee one of the largest hospital construction projects in the country?

Identity Crisis
The push is on to protect sensitive computer data.

Double Play
A Hopkins endocrinologist weighs in on steroids and human growth hormone.

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