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For three decades, Dipti Amin, M.D., has been on a mission to make sure patients get the best treatment in the safest environment possible. As chief medical informatics officer at Johns Hopkins All Children’s, she looks at how to improve access to patients’ health information for patients and families.
Sometimes it can feel scary being a new parent. Jennifer Arnold, M.D., neonatologist and medical director of the Center for Medical Simulation and Innovative Education, provides some tips for new parents.
Security officer Leander Benjamin talks about his role in helping to keep the hospital’s patients, families and staff safe, and how working together for a common goal can make a difference in work and in life.
14-year-old Wilfre arrived at the Emergency Center at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital. His heart was failing him and time was of the essence.
For babies in the NICU, a condition called apnea of prematurity is often the last thing standing in the way before their families can take them home. Physicians and data scientists at Johns Hopkins All Children’s have been studying apnea of prematurity using a data-driven approach.
Jase is an effervescent 5-year-old who has a genetic condition called neurofibromatosis type 1. When he was about to turn 4, an MRI scan revealed a problem that would change his life dramatically.