Sharing successes, challenges and daily happenings in the Department of Medicine
On July 9, the Task Force on Women’s Academic Careers in Medicine hosted a virtual meet and greet and panel discussion. The virtual event was… Read More »Update from the Task Force on Women’s Academic Careers in Medicine
We want to call your attention to the position statement recently released by the Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) on the internist’s role in… Read More »Thoughts on SGIM’s Position Statement on Social Determinants of Health
The Johns Hopkins Mentorship Best Practices Committee has released the following recommendations: One or more mentors should be identified for each faculty member prior to… Read More »Mentorship Best Practices
Recently, the Johns Hopkins Hospital Safety Department reported that the Department of Medicine met the challenge of complete engagement in improving the culture of safety.… Read More »All In to Improve Patient Safety
Did you know that NIH actively seeks grants with big ideas that can substantively change how research is done, mechanisms are understood or diseases are… Read More »High Risk but High Reward Grant Session
Whereas JHU owns research data, the principal investigator (PI) is responsible for the conduct of the research, including all data management and retention. Recent events… Read More »Every Research Group Should Develop and Update Standard Operating Procedures for Research Data Management
Lee Daugherty Biddison, associate professor and vice chair for clinical affairs, was named the first-ever chief wellness officer of the newly created Office of Well-Being.… Read More »Daugherty Biddison Named Chief Wellness Officer for Johns Hopkins Medicine
The Department of Medicine is structured such that there are a number of vice and associate vice chairs who, in conjunction with Chair Mark Anderson,… Read More »Who Do I Go to For…? Division Directors vs. Vice Chairs
Summer is a time of comings and goings in an academic center, so it’s important to be mindful of how this relates to the electronic… Read More »Computers Used at Johns Hopkins – Coming and Going
Over the course of the last 18 months, you’ve likely heard many conversations about topics relating to Joy in Medicine, provider satisfaction and clinician burnout.… Read More »Improving Provider Satisfaction