Insights on International Collaborative Health
We often hear from global affiliates how much they value the deep clinical expertise of Johns Hopkins, where physicians devised a landmark breast cancer surgery… Read More »Win-Win of Johns Hopkins’ Care on Site
U.S. News & World Report recently published this commentary written by Dr. Paul B. Rothman, dean of the medical faculty at the Johns Hopkins University… Read More »It Takes a Global Community to Fight a Pandemic
Johns Hopkins Medicine International initiated the Distinguished Faculty Visitor program in 2015 to connect with clinicians, colleagues and community members at Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare… Read More »Clinical and Community Connections in Saudi Arabia
Like other leaders in global collaborative health, Johns Hopkins is grappling with painful truths as we respond to COVID-19. The pandemic has severely limited our… Read More »Positives in the Pandemic?
Like other health systems, Johns Hopkins is handling the challenge of how best to respond to COVID-19 across our own hospitals and clinics. Meanwhile, we… Read More »Together Is the Only Way Through This Crisis
At the end of his third year at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Ruben Troncoso — like all medical residents — was able to… Read More »Coordinating Care for an Entire Island
For three years, we have been collaborating with Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) to create a leading-edge bariatric surgery program. Not only is this now… Read More »Gaining New Ground in Weight Loss
Diabetes is on the rise nearly everywhere, affecting 425 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization. Although this disease is pervasive, it is… Read More »Turning the Tide of Type 2 Diabetes
For the past five years, Johns Hopkins has worked with Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) to co-host a multidisciplinary conference, through which 2,000 participants have… Read More »The Rising Burden of Reduced Mobility
Stockpiling personal protective equipment. Mainstreaming telehealth. Suspending elective medical procedures. These are all part of “the new normal” of delivering health care during the COVID-19… Read More »Constancy and Collaboration in the COVID-19 Era