Featured Story Gaining a Better Understanding of Patients’ Needs Through COVID-19 Reassignment
Asa Adadey recently signed up for a temporary redeployment and was assigned to work in Food and Culinary Services at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Dome January/February 2022
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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Maryland Army National Guard Steps Up to Fill Staff Shortages
Soldiers boost operations and staff morale.
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Going the Extra Mile
Children’s Center administrator helps patients and colleagues during COVID-19 surge
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The Challenges and Rewards of Directing an Acclaimed Medical Residency Program
Three former Osler residency directors reflect on their experience.
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Cancer Center Nurses Open Inpatient Biomode Unit, Expand Urgent Cancer Care Access to 24/7
Facility provides care for cancer, COVID-19
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QI Team Redeploys to Help Get Patients Up and Moving
Quality Improvement staff members support patient mobility efforts
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Docs, Trainees and Patients Tackle Gut Problems on ‘Monday Night IBD’
GI specialist Aline Charabaty hosts a weekly Twitter discussion that draws experts from around the world.
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Research Aims to Uncover the Mysteries of Alzheimer’s Disease
Much is still unknown about Alzheimer’s disease, but Johns Hopkins is broadening research and expanding treatment options.
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How Inventors’ Vision for Early Cancer Detection Got a $2.1 Billion Boost
Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures helped with patent protection, licensing strategy, lab space and more.
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Study at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Suggests Convalescent Plasma is Safe COVID-19 Treatment for High Risk Children.
A blood product collected from patients who recovered from COVID-19 provided expected antibody levels and raised no safety concerns.
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Baltimore Health Department Bestows Its Highest Opioid Response Certification to Johns Hopkins, Bayview Hospitals
JHH & Bayview earned the city health dept’s highest certification for responding to patients in opioid crisis.
