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Johns Hopkins Residency and Fellowship Programs Win the 2023 ACGME Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award

The Barbara Ross-Lee, DO Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award is a national award that recognizes efforts to achieve diversity, equity, and inclusion in graduate medical education.

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2022 Community Service Award Winner Dedicated to Adaptive Sports, Health Education

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine student Andy Lancaster's dedication to community engagement helped him earn the individual medical student 2022 Community Service Award from SOURCE. He partnered with chief resident, Jenny Chiang, D.O. and sports fellowship director, Mohammed Emam, M.D., and together they founded a student group that plugs medical trainees into local adaptive sports programs, which help people of all abilities to participate in the sports they love.

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Upcoming Events

April 9, 2024 @ 8:30 a.m. EDTJohns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network Limb Loss and Restoration Symposium

Join us online at the 4th Limb Loss and Restoration Symposium, a conversation on the limb loss journey, from pre-surgery to rebuilding a modified full life with prosthesis, on April 9, 2024. Attendance is free and the event is open to all.

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Conference (April - June)Johns Hopkins 7th Annual Activity and Mobility Conference

Join our mobility experts alongside guest speakers from around the world as they guide you toward creating or expanding the culture of mobility in your institution.

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JHU Clinical Vestibular Competency Course

This hybrid course is designed for rehabilitation specialists (physical therapists/occupational therapists) and healthcare providers with a strong interest in vestibular pathology and rehabilitation. The course consists of online lectures available for a three-month duration with an optional two-day in-person gathering for additional lecture, lab and certification examination. Registration for the online only learning options will be made available in the future for those not looking to be certified.

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Sheikh Khalifa Stroke Institute Webinar Series

The SKSI Webinar Series aims to bring clinicians insight from our stroke care experts, from treatment of acute stroke to rehabilitation. Webinars are posted for you to watch at your convenience, followed by a live Q&A with the expert.

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Consulting Programs

  • Activity and Mobility Promotion (JH-AMP)

    JH-AMP is an inter-professional program which supports hospitals and healthcare providers looking to change the culture of patient immobility by providing caregivers and hospital leaders with the tools and support in an effort to increase patient activity and mobility.

  • Patient Engagement Program (PEP)

    The Johns Hopkins Patient Engagement Program is a comprehensive, evidence-based training and consultation program that improves the quality of patient-health care professional relationships and increases patient engagement in health and health care.

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