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	Points from Pronovost Join patient safety expert Peter Pronovost on the journey to eliminate preventable harm to patients and achieve the best outcomes at the lowest cost possible.	Subscribe by Email  Subscribe by RSS
	Baltimore to Beijing: Adventures in Global Health Care   Join Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHI) CEO Steve Thompson and other JHI thought leaders to gain insight on the latest news in global health care.	Subscribe By Email Subscribe By RSS
	Howard County Well & Wise Well & Wise is a health education partnership led by Howard County General Hospital: A Member of Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Howard County Library System to enhance, advance, and elevate health education in Howard County, improving the health of our entire community.	Subscribe by RSS
	Cancer Matters   Read about hot topics, patient stories, issues & perspectives and accompanying blog posts.	Subscribe By Email Subscribe By RSS
	Our Cancer    "Our Cancer" is a group of people who were brought together by Leroy Sievers and his blog My Cancer. When Leroy passed away, My Cancer became "Our Cancer," a community that lives with and fights the beast.	Subscribe By Email  Subscribe By RSS
	Hopkins Pod Blog A roundup of the week’s top medical stories featured in a weekly podcast and accompanying blog posts.	Subscribe by Email Subscribe by RSS
	Reflections on Clinical Excellence Physician contributors share their views and experiences in providing exceptional patient care. From the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center’s Miller-Coulson Academy of Clinical Excellence.	Subscribe By RSS
	A Woman’s Journey Leslie Waldman organizes Johns Hopkins’ annual health conference for women. Get her perspective on the conference and women’s health issues.	Subscribe By RSS

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