Nursing Innovations at The Johns Hopkins Hospital Drive Collaboration and Improvements to Clinical Operations
Well-being of nursing staff, lowering HAPI risks and CAUTI rates, and early discharge are among the quality and safety initiatives.
News for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Drawing Conclusions
A palliative care doctor finds rich rewards at the intersection of medicine and cartooning.
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Former Professional Baseball Player with Diabetes Was First to Wear an Insulin Pump on Big-League Field
In Jason Johnson’s first year with the Detroit Tigers, he said good-bye to between-innings blood tests.
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Why Do Some 80-Year-Olds Seem Like They’re 60? (And Some 60-Year-Olds Seem Closer to 80?)
The Johns Hopkins Human Aging Project is shedding light on the still-mysterious aging process.
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Pursuing Equity for Women in Science and Medicine at Johns Hopkins
Significant efforts are underway to support career advancement for women across the school of medicine.
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Mobile App Makes Interpreter Services Available at the Tap of a Button
New service across Johns Hopkins Medicine connects medical interpreters with clinicians and patients in safe and efficient manner.
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High-Tech Solutions for Healthier Aging
The Gerotech Incubator Program is part of the Johns Hopkins Human Aging Project.
Insight
An algorithm developed to map the universe was employed by researchers to map tumors and then correlate the data with treatment outcomes.
With assistance from Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, the team secured nearly $2 million in funding and hopes to test its therapy in patients in the next five years.
During the 30-day study period, patients used the app for tracking medications, entering vital signs like weight and blood pressure, and viewing educational content.
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