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Johns Hopkins Medicine is taking steps to ensure its biomedical research remains trustworthy and transparent. The changes include expanded education for investigators and a better system for storing and sharing primary data.
Graduate education is one of the core missions of Johns Hopkins Medicine. As times change for academic medical centers, we want to keep apace of the trends in medicine.
FastForward 1812 provides labs, offices and amenities for young companies.
Six nurses who manage trauma and burn center programs work to prevent injuries and improve the care process.
Patients receive image-guided procedures sooner, with fewer trips to the radiology department.
A subsidiary of the Johns Hopkins Health System, the temporary staffing service provides the entire health system with hundreds of clinical and business support staff members.
Eleven Johns Hopkins Medicine nurses were honored with Excellence in Nursing awards, highlighted in the May issue of Baltimore Magazine, and are included in this issue's Who/What column.
Dancing With the Hopkins Stars raises more than $54,000; Town Meeting set for June 6; new health plan offering for retirees, and more.
The Miller-Coulson Academy of Clinical Excellence welcomes 11 Johns Hopkins Medicine doctors, including an ophthalmologist and dermatologist.
In three years, the Wilmer team has screened more than 3,000 people for eye disease, says team manager Prateek Gajwani. “We go anywhere in the city that people need us,” he says. “It doesn’t have to be on the east side or near the Hopkins campus.”
About 100 faculty and staff members from Johns Hopkins participated in the Ebola patient drill, either by planning or carrying out the exercise.
When the Johns Hopkins Civility Initiative debuted in 1998, Daniel Buccino was among its earliest champions. In 2014, he succeeded P.M. Forni in directing the Civility Initiative.
