Q&A with Brian Hasselfeld, Assistant Medical Director for Digital Health Innovations

The event will bring together experts who will collaborate to improve quality and affordability of care for patients with chronic conditions.

The Hopkins Access Line (HAL) organizes admissions throughout the Johns Hopkins health system, including transfers between Johns Hopkins hospitals.

Johns Hopkins Medicine is adding a clinical track that will provide a new promotion path to faculty members who have a primary focus on providing excellent care to patients.

Psychiatrists with the Johns Hopkins Child Mobile Treatment Program can now use iPads to see and assess patients.

A May 30 event will spotlight the current and future role of precision medicine at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Tracking stroke patient data for a national registry is now more efficient and accurate.

Infectious Disease Associates of Ellicott City is now part of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Kimberlee Sherbrooke has been tapped to serve on the board of the American Medical Group Association.

Experts give advice for getting the most out of the voice recognition tool that is now available within the Epic electronic medical records system.

EB-Guidelines, developed by Johns Hopkins clinicians, uses evidence-based guidance to support best practices.

Providers can now send prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances directly to participating pharmacies.

The Team of Teams calls give listeners a more complete picture of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

The goal is superior care delivered efficiently.

Led by Suburban Hospital’s Gary Roggin and Brent Petty of The Johns Hopkins Hospital, the committee is working toward a single formulary that will benefit the health system and those it serves.