Sharing successes, challenges and daily happenings in the Department of Medicine
Monkeypox The Maryland Department of Health urges Maryland clinicians to follow the “Identify, Isolate and Inform” paradigm for possible monkeypox: Identify - Monkeypox should be… Read More »Ambulatory Updates: May 27, 2022
Dr. Carrie Herzke will step down from her role as vice chair for inpatient operations in February to become Chief Medical Officer for the Charleston… Read More »Herzke to Step Down as Vice Chair for Inpatient Operations
Drs. Carrie Herzke and Kimberly Peairs have been promoted to vice chairs in the Department of Medicine. After over five years of serving as Associate… Read More »Herzke and Peairs Named Vice Chairs
Beginning November 14, the voice recognition software Dragon Medical One will be available for all physician and APP Epic users across JHM to use to… Read More »Dragon Medical One Rollout
Guidance Regarding Travel to Certain Countries Outside the U.S. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is currently experiencing an outbreak of Ebola virus disease, and… Read More »Patient Travel and Prescriber Updates
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
Over the next few days, our Epic environment will be upgraded to the most current version of the Epic software. This newest version of the… Read More »Epic Upgrade on September 10
How the state, payors and patients view the quality of care provided by the DOM depends on it. Moreover, this assessment increasingly determines reimbursement. Consider… Read More »Why Answer Documentation Queries?
We are writing to inform you of several changes being made across Johns Hopkins Medicine to improve access to and broaden the number of users… Read More »Updates to CRISP Access
Now in the cold days of January, winter storms are always a possibility. This is the time to review the Inclement Weather guidelines. Below is the… Read More »What Happens When the Weather is Bad?