Bleary-eyed doctors may be better for patients
Let's say your mother requires a colon resection due to a small cancer and has to be admitted to one of two hospitals in town.… Read More »Bleary-eyed doctors may be better for patients
Let's say your mother requires a colon resection due to a small cancer and has to be admitted to one of two hospitals in town.… Read More »Bleary-eyed doctors may be better for patients
The Center for Clinical Global Health Education (CCGHE) recently launched a NIH-funded Long Acting/Extended Release Antiretroviral Resource Program (LEAP). The program will be led by… Read More »CCGHE Launched LEAP Program
The word “innovation” appears almost everywhere. According to Google’s ngram word use database, the word overtook “invention” around 1970. Now, almost 50 years later, the… Read More »Innovation and Commercialization in Medicine: on DOM InCMed
The Center for Clinical Global Health Education has launched a new blog that will feature evidence-bases syntheses of clinical practice issues pertaining to the diagnosis,… Read More »New Blog Launch: ID Clinical Minute
A program for medical residents at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is working to bridge the gap between the hospital and the community by bringing… Read More »Johns Hopkins Bayview Provides Medicine for the Greater Good
Namandje Bumpus, associate professor in the Division of Clinical Pharmacology and associate dean for institutional and student equity, has recently become a contributor for Science,… Read More »Bumpus named contributor for Science Magazine
First year Hopkins medical students in the Scholarly Concentrations (SC) course are currently seeking faculty mentors for summer research projects. Students will have seven weeks… Read More »Scholarly Concentrations Mentoring Opportunity
Do you know a great Hopkins educator? Nominations for the annual Institute for Excellence in Education (IEE) Awards for Outstanding Achievement are open. Each award… Read More »IEE Education Awards for Outstanding Achievement Call for Nominations
With another new year underway and all new housestaff now assigned to their firms, we reflect on how the firm system came to be just… Read More »Barker, Janeway, Longcope and Thayer Firms Turn 40
Members of the Department of Medicine were widely lauded at the Institute for Excellence in Education’s Annual Conference and celebration on Friday, April 17th. Our… Read More »Institute for Excellence in Education Annual Conference