Today's State of the Department marked the opening of this year's Medical Grand Rounds. In his address, Mark Anderson reviewed highlights from the past year including findings from the departmental five-year review, and shared his goals for the year ahead. Thank you to everyone who attended. We look forward to another productive year.
Highlights include:
- Launch of the DOM Twitter: @johnshopkinsdom
- Director's Appreciation Award presented to Derek Fine, associate professor in the Division of Nephrology (click the link below for photos)
- Vice Chair accomplishments such as:
- New divisional annual review process
- New mission and vision statements
- Civic Engagement initiative
- Educational pathways in residency programs
- POCUS curriculum
- New faculty orientation program
- Joy in Medicine initiative
- New inpatient admitting models
- New grant peer review portal
- Bridge funding policy
- Research consultative services
- Promotion of innovation-to-market program
- Training programs for physician-entrepreneurs
- Remote Patient Monitoring
- Increase in RVUs and other favorable metrics
- Inaugural Education Retreat to be held Tuesday, October 30 at Bayview (click here for more info and to register)
- 2019 Research Retreat in conjunction with the Whiting School of Engineering to be held Friday, March 1
- Our first Molina Scholars
- Major goals for 2018-2019:
- Name a vice chair for Clinical Business Development
- Evaluate and expand programs for improving DOM provider satisfaction
- Increase integration between nurses and physicians in the DOM functional unit
- Optimize inpatient coverage plan based on the new duty hours rules
- Remodel the Hospitalist Service at JHH to a de-risked model with joint governance
- Vet new opportunities for moving clinical practice to unregulated sites
- Sustain increased recruitment of women and UIM trainees
- Increase retention of Osler residents into DOM fellowship training programs
- Engage the NHLBI in a joint Cardiology Fellowship training position
- Increase the use of grant pre-review
- Operationalize DOM bridge policy to support our scientists during funding transitions
- Increase recruitment of physician-scientists
- Continue to identify favorable opportunities to integrate Bayview and East Baltimore campuses
- Expand Center for Innovative Medicine to JHH campus
- Initiate build for HVI financial model
The State of the Department will be presented at Bayview on Tuesday, October 9 at noon in the Grossi Auditorium of the Asthma and Allergy Center.
To view photos from the event, visit: https://www.facebook.com/pg/hopkinsdom/photos/?tab=album&album_id=491276624677835
To view the presentation, visit: https://jh.app.box.com/folder/37756543918
The recording of the presentation can be found here beginning at 15:46: http://webcast.jhu.edu/Mediasite/Play/dbba3b80ec5d4ea4af11598df5cdfc371d
