Insights on International Collaborative Health
We were thrilled to host the recent Johns Hopkins Medicine International Partners Forum, an annual meeting that brings together leaders, care providers and researchers from… Read More »Partners Forum 2017: Data vs. Delays in Care
As a Johns Hopkins faculty member, I have the privilege of teaching medical students and residents in the classroom and on the wards. I love… Read More »Medical Education Across Borders
Health care professionals have always been attracted to developed countries in search of better career and educational opportunities, political stability, and greater personal freedom, among… Read More »Brain Drain or Gain?
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
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
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
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
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
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