Featured Story Keeping Johns Hopkins Medicine Safe from Cyberattacks
A Conversation with Johns Hopkins’s Chief Information Security Officer Darren Lacey
June 2016
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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New Senior VP for Nursing
Deborah Baker is first to hold the position for the Johns Hopkins Health System.
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Solar Energy Comes to East Baltimore campus
Eastern Shore solar farm will supply power to The Johns Hopkins Hospital and to buildings housing the schools of medicine, public health and nursing.
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New Hospital President
Redonda Miller to lead The Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Setting the Stage for Safe, Smart Data Use
The Data Trust Council is creating systems and policies to ensure Johns Hopkins Medicine data is both useful and safe.
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Can Behavior Change Predict Alzheimer’s Onset?
Growing evidence suggests that even mild behavioral symptoms can signal the presence of Alzheimer’s Disease.
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In Brief: June 2016
United Way Triumph, Conserving Medical Products
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Two Generations of Medical Trainees Compare Notes
Parents and children who trained in the Johns Hopkins Osler internal medicine program reflect on their struggles and triumphs.
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The Next Chapters for Marfan Syndrome
Hal Dietz, a world authority on the connective tissue disease, offers hope for new treatments to slow aortic growth.
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Diversity in Medicine has Measurable Benefits
How Johns Hopkins Medicine is working to eliminate health care disparities.
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Class Act
A skills enhancement class at The Johns Hopkins Hospital leads to friendship and a new job.
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Who/What: June 2016
Ronald R. Peterson, president of The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System and executive vice president of Johns Hopkins Medicine, is among June’s featured employees.
