Stories from one of the world's premier academic medical centers.
As the opening of Hopkins' new clinical building quickly approaches, frontline staff practices for the day that patients will move into The Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center and the Sheikh Zayed Tower.
With its' patient-centered medical home, Johns Hopkins Community Physicians, led by Steve Kravet, has established the clinic of the future informed by some pretty old-fashioned values.
Deep brain stimulation can provide relief for movement disorders, including Parkinson's disease, when other treatments fail.
Physician champions work to ensure that Epic, the electronic medical record system, will meet all clinical needs.
Johns Hopkins physicians find that patients displaying stress-related symptoms are sometimes misdiagnosed with the neurological disorder.
Johns Hopkins Home Care Group offers a new service that helps patients and families who need assistance with a range of personal care services, from medication compliance to cooking to companionship.
With new rewards and support, the Institute for Excellence in Education gives clinician educators more visability and helps improve their teaching.
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