Steve Thompson returns to Johns Hopkins Medicine International, bringing a renewed emphasis to patient services and other programs that will bring in more revenue to offset shrinking traditional income sources.  

Hopkins moves to apply health system service standards to school of medicine clinical staff and ensure the consistency of patient care.

Looking to improve outpatient care, the Clinical Practice Association enlists mystery shoppers to pinpoint examples of good and bad service.

One of the pillars of the Promise of Medicine is hope—that Johns Hopkins Medicine’s extraordinary care offers trust and optimism to patients who have limited options.

In the annual tradition of Match Day, Hopkins medical students open the envelope and learn where they will begin their careers as doctors.  

A cadre of medical students treks to Bolivia to learn about a different system of health care and receive valuable lessons that expand their own perspectives on practicing medicine.

Johns Hopkins Burn Center, through a novel program called the Center for Sustainment of Trauma and Readiness Skills (C-STARS), trains Air Force health care providers including physicians, nurses, and critical care and medical techs for their deployment overseas.  

With the April 2012 opening of The Johns Hopkins Hospital just one year away, employees are invited to a 12-month countdown that kicks off with an informational event on Thursday, April 28, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Hopkins Hospital’s Broadway corridor

A new program grooms the next generation of leaders at Johns Hopkins Bayview  Medical Center.

The Caroline Garage is serving as the designated patient/visitor garage for The Johns Hopkins Hospital until the elevator overhaul project in the McElderry Garage is completed.  

PING is a new Web-based text messaging service that allows you to send messages to mobile devices.

An oncology patient’s homemade laminated list of medications became the prototype for Suburban Hospital’s “My Health Record,” a wallet-size medical information card that includes medical history, contact information and a medication record.

Johns Hopkins ranks in U.S. News & World Report's best metropolitan area hospitals.