Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
Almost 10 years ago, Johns Hopkins physicians and researchers were among the pioneers of a therapy that uses freezing gas to zap the cell clusters that can lead to cancer of the esophagus. Today, they are taking this therapy one step further.
A new one-year fellowship has just been announced that aims to help clinical inventors build, deploy and launch a new information technology company — without quitting their day jobs.
JHBox, a new cloud-based file-sharing application, has been launched to help staff at all Johns Hopkins member organizations improve collaboration and increase work flow efficiency.
When it comes to connecting with potential patients online, smaller-scale campaigns are often the best. Instead of efforts focused on capturing the most eyes, Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Web marketing team is focused on meaningful interactions.
A look at innovative developments outside the walls of Johns Hopkins Medicine.
