Show your thanks to Johns Hopkins Medicine staff working on the front lines, and behind the scenes. Leave your thoughts, photos and inspiring words to let them know just how much they are appreciated. bit.ly/34Crfre #healthcareheroes

Just noticed this sign in the JohnsHopkinsBayview emergency department. Can’t emphasize this enough in the time of #COVID19 . Thx to the front-line prehospital team. MarylandEMS (MIEMSS) Baltimore Police Baltimore Fire Baltimore County Police Department Baltimore County Fire Department

We are grateful today and every day to have our staff working hard to support our patients and community. #HopkinsProud #HealthcareHeros #BeOnWJZ
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NEW: Story tips from Johns Hopkins Medicine experts on #COVID19 topics such as face shields, social isolation, pregnancy advice and disparities for people with disabilities bit.ly/2Rfcsxi

#Hopkins #JHBMC #surgicalstaff # #COVIDー19 #FRONTLINE DO YOUR PART, STAY HOME ❤️ #FlattenTheCurve JohnsHopkinsBayview Johns Hopkins Medicine

We are pleased to announce that U.S. News & World Report has once again ranked the Johns Hopkins University University School of Medicine #2 in the nation on its 2020-2021 list of the best research-oriented medical schools.bit.ly/3b8PE9Q

⁦Medicine for the Greater Good⁩ ⁦Johns Hopkins Medicine⁩ ⁦JohnsHopkinsBayview⁩ In the face of COVID19, we will continue to deliver on the promise of medicine. With appreciation for all our physicians and nurses and staff are doing—thank you! youtu.be/kO37-P_--sw?li…

Social distancing, self-quarantine, flattening the curve: What do these mean in the coronavirus pandemic? An expert explains. bit.ly/3b3Bg2X

We are currently adapting our care practices to help avoid spread of COVID-19. Here’s what to know if you are a Johns Hopkins patient. bit.ly/2TNLz5u

Dr. Lisa Maragakis, a Hopkins expert in infectious disease, spoke to 60 Minutes on our preparedness for coronavirus. bit.ly/2TxEEgk

The data currently suggests that 80-85% of people who are infected will have a mild to no symptoms. - Lisa Maragakis, Senior Director of Infection Prevention at Johns Hopkins Medicine

We have faced a number of infectious disease threats over the years, and we have learned more every time and become more and more prepared. -Lisa Maragakis, Senior Director of Infection Prevention at Johns Hopkins Medicine

How is COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, like the flu? How is it different? An infectious disease specialist explains.
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Lauren Sauer helps keep you informed and educated about the latest outbreak of a coronavirus. bit.ly/30YtCmD

Congratulations to these fabulous clinicians who inspire us all! Scott Wright Jonathan Zenilman JohnsHopkinsBayview Armstrong Institute Johns Hopkins GIM Hopkins Bayview IM Residency Megan Buresh Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs #MeshTeam #emergencymedicine #DrBessmann #Hematology #DrShanghag

.Johns Hopkins Medicine JohnsHopkinsBayview That is exactly why showing up in the community makes a difference, and it makes medicine a better public trust. Thank you, Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, MHS Medicine for the Greater Good

'For me, this case is not surprising, not unexpected and it goes along with the acute toxicity that we see from vaping happening in the most fragile parts of the lungs,' said Johns Hopkins expert Panagis Galiatsatos. bit.ly/34benax (via CNN)

Join us for the Symposium on Humanism and Medicine: As If the Patient Mattered, at the Turner Auditorium at JHH on Saturday, Dec. 14. Learn about topics ranging from burn out to erosion of the relationship between provider & patient. Learn more here: bit.ly/2CIybGr.

During #NationalCaregiversMonth , see how JohnsHopkinsBayview 's Called to Care program supports those caring for loved ones who have health needs or limitations. #community bit.ly/36AOCCa

Congratulations to Johns Hopkins Medicine hospitals for earning top safety grades this fall. bit.ly/2WQZKXa