Collaboration

Voicing a Silent Epidemic

by Karen Haller
November 16, 2017November 15, 2017
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Academic Medicine, Collaboration, Health Innovation, Medical Education, Middle East, Patient Safety, Research

Blood clots cause the world’s top three cardiovascular killers, and they are the leading cause of preventable death during a hospital stay. Altogether, blood clots… Read More »Voicing a Silent Epidemic

Accreditation Brings Rigor

by Karen Haller
November 14, 2017December 1, 2017
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Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Health Innovation, Health System Sustainability, Latin America, Medical Education, Middle East, Patient Care, Patient Safety, Research

Like me, you probably check reviews before trying a new restaurant or hotel. If we research these small decisions, it’s only logical that when it… Read More »Accreditation Brings Rigor

Delving Into a Disaster Drill

by John Ulatowski
November 9, 2017November 16, 2018
Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Medical Education, Middle East, Patient Care, Patient Safety

As we began our work with Al Rahba Hospital in the United Arab Emirates, leaders there laid out their main priorities—clinical care, research and education—which… Read More »Delving Into a Disaster Drill

Best Preparation for Worst-Case Scenarios

by Katherine DeRuggiero
November 7, 2017November 16, 2018
Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Health Innovation, Health System Sustainability, Latin America, Medical Education, Middle East, Patient Safety

The devastating wake of hurricanes across the United States and Caribbean. Two destructive earthquakes striking central Mexico within a two-week span. Deadly outbreaks of Middle… Read More »Best Preparation for Worst-Case Scenarios

Putting Nurses First

by Karen Haller
October 30, 2017November 16, 2018
Collaboration, Health Care Leadership Development, Medical Education, Middle East, Nurse Development, Patient Care

My colleague John Ulatowski wrote about the inherent risk of homogenization as we share ideas about health and the delivery of health care around the world.… Read More »Putting Nurses First

Hazards of Homogeneity

by John Ulatowski
October 30, 2017November 16, 2018
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Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Health Innovation, Health System Sustainability, Latin America, Medical Education, Middle East, Nurse Development, Patient Care, Patient Safety

We agree on the benefits of health care globalization: more uniform standards of patient safety, growth of telemedicine, greater access to lifesaving treatments, immediate information… Read More »Hazards of Homogeneity

No One-and-Done Endeavors

by Pamela Paulk
October 30, 2017November 16, 2018
Collaboration, Health Innovation, Health System Sustainability

We recently started a discussion about how institutions such as Johns Hopkins are creating international collaborative health programs to help steer us out of a… Read More »No One-and-Done Endeavors

The Future of Health Care Globalization

by Charles Wiener
October 30, 2017November 16, 2018
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Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Health Care Leadership Development, Health Innovation, Health System Sustainability, Medical Education, Nurse Development, Patient Care, Patient Safety, Research

We know what globalization means. Boundaries between countries disappear, giving way to single global markets for labor, manufacturing, finance and service. Money, goods, people, ideas… Read More »The Future of Health Care Globalization

Mobilizing the International Collaborative Health Base

by Pamela Paulk
October 30, 2017November 16, 2018
Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Health Care Leadership Development, Health Innovation, Medical Education, Medical Technology, Nurse Development, Patient Care, Patient Safety, Precision Medicine, Research

Senior leaders like me here at Johns Hopkins Medicine International want to engage with you about the biggest ideas and most challenging questions in our… Read More »Mobilizing the International Collaborative Health Base

Join the Discussion on International Collaborative Health

by Pamela Paulk
October 29, 2017November 17, 2017
Academic Medicine, Clinical Program Development, Collaboration, Health Care Leadership Development, Health Innovation, Health System Sustainability, Medical Education, Medical Technology, Nurse Development, Patient Care, Patient Safety, Research

People everywhere want—and deserve—good health. Yet we find ourselves facing a global health care crisis. Access isn’t keeping up with demand. Costs continue to skyrocket.… Read More »Join the Discussion on International Collaborative Health

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