Featured Story Patient’s Search Leads to the Johns Hopkins Stiff Person Syndrome Center
After unexplained muscle spasms and stiffness knocked her down for two years, Ruth Carroll found the care and treatment she needed.
Dome May/June 2022
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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Johns Hopkins Doctor Walks Same Hospital Floors His Grandmother Cleaned 70 Years Ago
Nelson Malone, emergency medicine resident, draws inspiration from her legacy.
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Reimagining Residency Grant Boosts Trainees’ Well-Being and Patient Care
An update to the AMA grant centers on strategies to address residents’ wellness, build camaraderie, reduce burnout and strengthen clinical care.
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Support Services Internship Program Offers Career-Based Employment in East Baltimore
An internship program designed to train and employ more East Baltimore residents has graduated nearly 200 people since 2013, 90 of whom still work at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Making Their Voices Heard
Revised nursing governance structure helps bedside nurses at The Johns Hopkins Hospital brainstorm about problems and possible solutions.
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Navigating Cancer — Step by Step
Philanthropist draws from experience and patient stories to help others diagnosed with cancer “find their path to hope.”
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Dean Rothman Retires After a Decade of ‘Leading the Change’
Paul B. Rothman retires after steering Johns Hopkins Medicine through a decade of expansion and unexpected challenges.
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Two Years of Reckoning and Progress
Since the 2020 death of George Floyd inspired a global conversation about racism, Johns Hopkins has increased anti-oppression initiatives and tackled community health disparities.
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Meet Interim Dean and CEO Theodore DeWeese
DeWeese is taking the helm of Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine following the July 1, 2022, retirement of Paul B. Rothman.
