Always-on Models of Health Care
The traditional model of health care, which puts hospitals front and center, is changing rapidly. Care delivery is moving toward the patient, literally and figuratively.… Read More »Always-on Models of Health Care
Health System Sustainability
Zoom, FitBit, Uber and Your Health
Before the pandemic, Johns Hopkins conducted a few dozen telehealth visits each day. Starting early last spring, we greatly expanded that capability to ensure patients… Read More »Zoom, FitBit, Uber and Your Health
Triumphs Within the Turmoil
Last week, I used this space to consider lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic. While we have much work ahead of us, let’s acknowledge a few… Read More »Triumphs Within the Turmoil
What Have We Learned From the Pandemic?
We’re entering month eight of the COVID-19 pandemic, and although the response ― and impact ― has varied by country and even by state in… Read More »What Have We Learned From the Pandemic?
Leading in the Era of COVID-19
Johns Hopkins Medicine is heading up the global fight against COVID-19 on multiple fronts. From testing to treatment, public health outreach to potential vaccines, experts… Read More »Leading in the Era of COVID-19
Together Is the Only Way Through This Crisis
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
Moving Global Health Forward While Travel’s on Hold
By Nicole J. Rosson, M.H.A., and Heitham T. Hassoun, M.D. Over the past 20 years, leading academic medical centers and specialty care hospitals in the… Read More »Moving Global Health Forward While Travel’s on Hold
Direct Download for Value Uptick
Around the world, physicians are increasingly diagnosing patients with long-term chronic diseases, not just episodic health problems. Meanwhile, the treatments for other diseases and health… Read More »Direct Download for Value Uptick
Tackling Saudi Arabia’s Top Health Risk
Nearly half of all adult deaths in Saudi Arabia are from heart disease, while risk factors such as high blood pressure and diabetes continue surging.… Read More »Tackling Saudi Arabia’s Top Health Risk
When Innovators Unite: Five Years of Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare
Saudi Aramco traces its beginnings to 1933 when Saudi Arabia signed an agreement with the Standard Oil Company of California. Soon thereafter, a few determined… Read More »When Innovators Unite: Five Years of Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare