Featured Story Facebook Helps Bring Prosthetic Hands to Johns Hopkins
People using 3-D printers were making plastic hands with movable joints and fingers for just $50.
November 2014
Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
Articles in this Issue
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Mobile Mapping Applications Help Visitors Find Their Way Indoors
There are smartphone and mobile apps to find parking, navigate traffic, map bus routes and even determine walking paths.
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Visual Real-Time Dashboard Cuts Patient Wait Time by 50 Percent
Representatives from Admitting, Emergency, and Medicine departments can quickly gauge each other’s situation, without uttering a word.
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News You Can Use: UpToDate: Web-Based Resource for Clinical Decisions
No physician has all the answers. So, when it comes to diagnosis and treatment, Web-based tools and apps can come in handy—especially in an academic teaching hospital.
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News You Can Use: Software-Based Citation Managers
Are you tediously typing each one of your citations for your research paper or journal article?
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News You Can Use: 3 Programs for Data Visualization
Across the organization, departments are mining large amounts of information with the use of data visualization programs, gaining powerful insight and informing decisions that are critical to the success of the enterprise.
