Featured Story COVID Reassignment Offers Chance to ‘Learn things Outside of Your Regular Job’
Adrianna Moore is one of many staff members who signed up for reassignment to help units facing critical staffing shortfalls due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Articles 2022
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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Gaining a Better Understanding of Patients’ Needs Through COVID-19 Reassignment
Asa Adadey recently signed up for a temporary redeployment and was assigned to work in Food and Culinary Services at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Maryland Army National Guard Steps Up to Fill Staff Shortages
Soldiers boost operations and staff morale.
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Going the Extra Mile
Children’s Center administrator helps patients and colleagues during COVID-19 surge
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Cancer Center Nurses Open Inpatient Biomode Unit, Expand Urgent Cancer Care Access to 24/7
Facility provides care for cancer, COVID-19
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QI Team Redeploys to Help Get Patients Up and Moving
Quality Improvement staff members support patient mobility efforts
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Study at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Suggests Convalescent Plasma is Safe COVID-19 Treatment for High Risk Children.
A blood product collected from patients who recovered from COVID-19 provided expected antibody levels and raised no safety concerns.
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Who’ll Solve the Nursing Shortage Puzzle? Nurses, Of Course.
A team of recruiters is fighting a national nurse shortage by attracting the profession’s best, most dedicated nurses to ply their trade at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Preparing Patients for the End of COVID-19 Health Insurance Flexibilities
Johns Hopkins Medicine clinicians, administrators and support staff are helping patients determine what they must do to re-enroll in Medicaid or to sign up for alternative sources of health care coverage.
