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Peter Pronovost (left) and Josh Sharfstein
Pain management
Reframing the way we think about opioid abuse
Published Sept 25, 2017
Peter Pronovost, Josh Sharfstein among experts to speak at Johns Hopkins symposium on opioid epidemic
Christopher Myers (left) and Peter Pronovost
Interdisciplinary idea
The business of medicine
Published March 31, 2017
Schools should teach med students business management skills so they can effectively lead complex health care enterprises, Hopkins experts say
Ed Schlesinger, Gregory Hager, and Michael Klag
Health care
Value in collaboration
Published Nov 21, 2016
JHU's Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare symposium brings together experts in biomedical engineering, computer science, health care
Heart monitor and other medical devices in a hospital ICU
Health IT
Smart medicine
Published Oct 19, 2015
Hopkins Medicine, Microsoft partner to connect medical devices (and the data they generate) in effort to reduce preventable harm
Patient safety
Early warning signs
Published Aug 5, 2015
Computer algorithm could help speed detection of sepsis, which kills an estimated 200,000 in U.S. each year
CDC taps Hopkins Medicine to create Ebola training tool
Published Oct 24, 2014
Program will offer guidance on proper donning and safe removal of protective gear, patient monitoring
Rethinking how we die
Published March 6, 2014
Johns Hopkins quality of care expert Peter Pronovost discusses end-of-life care, costs / The Wall Street Journal
Science of patient safety
Published April 29, 2013
Experts from schools of nursing, medicine to lead Coursera course / School of Nursing
Nathans, Pronovost named Gilman Scholars
Published March 28, 2013 Video
They join 17 recognized last year for contributions to scholarship, research in sciences, humanities
Pursuing patient safety
Published Aug 29, 2012
Gift from Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation part of effort to eliminate preventable harms in hospitals / Johns Hopkins Medicine