November/December 2018 Insight

Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine

Featured Story In Development: One Clinician’s Approach to an App for Teenage Transplant Recipients

The clinician organized a conference, coordinated interviews and is conducting a survey to build a digital health tool.

Artificial Intelligence Could Help Diagnose Eye Conditions

Johns Hopkins researchers found machine diagnostics using deep learning can match the performance of human ophthalmologists.
Faculty and Residents Develop Software to Facilitate Interaction, Precision Education

Software provides a place for residents to ask questions—and physicians to answer—at anytime from anywhere using a desktop or mobile device.
Scientists Suit Up with Virtual Reality Goggles to Study the Human Body

A postdoctoral fellow and other trainees are adapting virtual reality software to immerse themselves in the cochlea, a part of the ear.