Deploying Global Delegates
A surgeon encounters a tough cardiac case and needs a second opinion. Or perhaps she wants to explore minimally invasive surgery for a faster recovery.… Read More »Deploying Global Delegates
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Every Day and Everywhere, Thank You, Nurses
Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, was born this day 200 years ago. And so May 12 has been designated International Nurses day, a… Read More »Every Day and Everywhere, Thank You, Nurses
Striking Back Fast in Stroke Care
A stroke can cause brain damage within minutes. Receiving expert care immediately can make all the difference in recovery. Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHI) affiliates… Read More »Striking Back Fast in Stroke Care
What Health Care Can Learn From Disney and Expedia
Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHI) experts work with affiliates around the world on concrete, quantifiable efforts like creating comprehensive clinical programs, designing medical education programs,… Read More »What Health Care Can Learn From Disney and Expedia
Gathering the Global Family to Get Smarter
From Lima, Peru, to Hangzhou, China, and from Toronto, Canada, to Beirut, Lebanon, Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHI) recently welcomed leaders, clinicians, educators and investigators… Read More »Gathering the Global Family to Get Smarter
73 and Counting
By Manuel Peña-Morros The pain started when I fell about 12 years ago. I was a banker and was visiting a construction site for a… Read More »73 and Counting
A Welcome Party on World Patient Safety Day
This post’s publish date, Sept. 17, aligns with International Patient Safety Day, a global campaign to rally stakeholders across health care systems to work together… Read More »A Welcome Party on World Patient Safety Day
Why We Ask the Big Questions
For more than a century, Johns Hopkins physicians and scientists have investigated the roots of wellness and made countless advances in medicine — developing breakthrough treatments… Read More »Why We Ask the Big Questions
No More Pain and Dancing Again
For nearly four years, Mexico City resident Rebecca Passy suffered from a displaced vertebra in her lower back. Not only did this cause her debilitating… Read More »No More Pain and Dancing Again
Bringing Our Global Mission Home
It’s been almost two years since Hurricane Maria ripped through Puerto Rico, causing an estimated $100 billion in damage. Health care providers on the island… Read More »Bringing Our Global Mission Home