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This group comprises Johns Hopkins Medicine’s first patient safety workforce. Each individual saw opportunities and challenges 15 years ago, and has been leading patient safety interventions ever since. Back row, from left: Richard "Chip" Davis, Albert Wu, George Dover and Dan Ford. Middle row, from left: Ronald R. Peterson, Rhonda Wyskiel, C. Michael Armstrong and Cheryl Conners. Front row, from left: Peter Pronovost and Sorrel King, holding a picture of Josie King.
Fifteen years ago, a “moral moment” transformed patient safety at Johns Hopkins and around the world.
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Building a Better Neighborhood
See a video of Johns Hopkins Medicine employee Ede Taylor helping to construct a playground. #TimeForBaltimore
Highlights from stories concerning the strategic priorities of Johns Hopkins Medicine
Special Report: Fifteen Years of Patient Safety Milestones
Learn how Johns Hopkins has built a culture of accountability and advanced patient safety.
Special Report: Patient Safety Across Johns Hopkins Medicine
At every Johns Hopkins hospital, new programs are improving patient experience and reducing opportunities for error.
Special Report: Perspectives on Patient Safety
Voices from across Johns Hopkins Medicine share memories of transformation and look to the future.
In Brief: January/February 2016
New command center to improve patient flow; All Children's Hospital breaks ground on a research and education building
Who/What: January/February 2016
Lisa Cooper, M.D., the new vice president for health care equity for Johns Hopkins Medicine, is among January/February's featured employees.
Chief Perspectives
Strengthening a Culture of Safety
Ensuring patient safety is a goal for which all staff members are responsible.
Picture This
David Hackam, the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center’s surgeon-in-chief, joins 4-year-old Lucy Jenkins, who represents the Children’s Center as the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Champion, for a fundraising event.
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Please contact Linell Smith, Editor, at lsmit103@jhmi.edu.
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Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
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