Featured Story What Can Health Care Learn from Self-Driving Cars?
This was the topic at a recent “Leading Change: Perspectives from Outside of Medicine Conversation Series,” hosted by the Johns Hopkins Department of Radiology.
Insight March/April 2018
Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
Articles in this Issue
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Medical Content from Digital Study Tool Attracts Over 500,000
Johns Hopkins students took a leave of absence to work on the innovation full time.
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App Provides Anonymous Group Therapy, Flags Emergencies and Abuse
With guidance from Johns Hopkins psychiatrist Geetha Jayaram, Johns Hopkins students built an app and later founded a company to anonymously connect people to peer support groups at any time.
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Tech Giants Target Health Care: Summary of a New York Times Article
Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft want to improve health care.
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Tech Envy: Apps for Mental Health
The lineup includes Woebot, the IntelliCare collection and Headspace.
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Expert Care, No Matter Where: Medical Service Brings Johns Hopkins to Patients
Johns Hopkins physicians can have consultations in person or via telemedicine with patients from certain participating states.
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Four Ingredients of a ‘Prescription-Strength’ Medical App
Digital health leaders describe the elements an app should have in order to be recommended by a physician.
