Featured Story STOP THE BLEED Trauma Intervention Program Helps Save Lives
Inspired in part by the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, the program teaches participants how to apply pressure on a potentially catastrophic wound.
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Articles in this Issue
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Working to Improve the Patient Experience
The PFAC Collaborative strives to bring the input of patient and family advisers into systemwide decisions.
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Answering the Call
Johns Hopkins Medicine's United Way donations help support 211 Maryland, a help line that connects residents to essential health and human services.
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An Incredible Journey
Fifty years after joining The Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 22, surgical technician Allen Forney has trained hundreds, worked at the forefront of robotic surgery, traveled the world — and still isn't ready to retire.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine Sets Annual United Way Campaign Goal at $1.24 Million
Fall giving campaign launched at first in-person United Way gathering of JHM leaders since 2019.
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Patient Access Line Marks 10-Year Anniversary
Team of experienced nurses strives to make sure patients understand discharge instructions.
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One Long Day in the Life of Dean Ted DeWeese
Interim med school and Johns Hopkins Medicine leader starts early, ends late.
News From Around Johns Hopkins Medicine
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Pediatric Brain Cancer: Julian’s Story
With surgeries and chemotherapy, a baby beats the odds.
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Sharing in Caring
Psychiatrist Anne Walsh writes about how connecting with a patient’s other doctors improves health outcomes. “Effective communication with colleagues is one key to successful comanagement,” she writes on Closler.org.
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A Path to Authenticity
Paula Neira, the program director of LGBTQ+ Equity and Education at Johns Hopkins Medicine, shares her journey from a dream job in the Navy to a life of service, purpose and impact. Read more in The Hub.
