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#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Preventing Bacterial Infections

Dr. Lloyd Miller and his research group study the specific immune responses that help clear MRSA skin infections as well as other dangerous infections.

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#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Eliminating Harm to Patients | Dr. Peter Pronovost

#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Hospitalized patients face the potential for hundreds of complications. See how researchers at Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute work with health care providers, engineers, psychologists and others to eliminate patient ...

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Patient Safety Conversations | Patient Mobility Program at The Johns Hopkins Hospital

A Johns Hopkins Medicine study found that getting patients moving in the intensive care units (ICUs) improve their outcomes and mobility rates at discharge and decreased time in intensive care. Amy Toonstra, a physical therapist and Cindy ...

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Recent Johns Hopkins Study Suggests Provider Autonomy Has Implications for Morale and Burnout Rates in Assignments with Risk

Morale and burnout among hospitalists already posed significant concerns before the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Study at Johns Hopkins Suggests Quality Improvement of Hospital Quality Metrics

The US health care system’s ongoing transition to value-based care has brought a dramatic increase in the number of hospital quality metrics over the past decade.

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Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers Identify Health Conditions Most Likely to Cause Serious Harm When Misdiagnosed

Death and disability from medical diagnostic errors are often associated with missed strokes, blood infections and lung cancers