Featured Story At the School of Medicine, COVID-19 Creates an Academic Year Like No Other
Students and trainees are starting an academic year for the history books, one with challenges galore but opportunities as well.
Dome Sept./Oct. 2020
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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New Anti-Bias Training at the School of Medicine
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine will teach students and trainees how to address unconscious bias and recognize structural racism.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Prompts Flu Vaccine Mandate Across Johns Hopkins Medicine
This year, flu vaccinations are required for virtually everyone in the health system and school of medicine.
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Direct Primary Care at Johns Hopkins Medicine
The employee health benefit enters its third year of providing convenient, personalized services.
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A Woman’s Journey Goes Virtual
This year’s annual conference on the latest advances in women’s health will take place exclusively online.
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Learning How to Deliver the Worst News
Annual death and bereavement seminar provides a safe space for pediatric residents to practice telling parents that their child has died.
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Johns Hopkins Research Offers Lessons Learned from Patients with COVID-19
“Prediction model” can help hospitals forecast which patients’ conditions are likely to worsen.
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Hopkins History Moments
Neil A. Grauer tells the story of Johns Hopkins physicians who have served U.S. presidents and their families.
