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Newly-formed IT Policy Committee will oversee JHU and JHHS IT policies.
Health IT and Occupational Health worked together to implement a single employee electronic health record.
The program transitioning Johns Hopkins from SAP to Workday has entered its next phase.
Four Johns Hopkins hospitals will conduct virtual nursing pilots in several units.
High-performance computing cluster migration successfully completed.
New features in SIS will help students navigate course search and get assistance with drop/add.
Josh Newman is the new Vice President for Clinical Systems.
Changes in SAP are limited during the transition to Workday.
A new texting application within Epic enhances engagement and improves communication with patients and family members.
IT@JH is streamlining its project management tools. Teams previously had multiple instances of the Atlassian products Jira (the issue tracking tool for planning and tracking work) and Confluence (the project management tool used for collaboration and information sharing). Following a successful merge completed by University Information Systems (UIS), Enterprise Business Solutions (EBS), the Technology Acceleration Group […]
Last year Epic came on site to Mt. Washington for an immersion visit to help the Office of Population Health (OPH) better leverage untapped Epic functionality. The Epic consultants identified several opportunities. Episodes and Care Plans sat at the top of their list. Episodes are collections of encounters or admissions with a common purpose. For example, […]
Multiple groups across the institution are actively collaborating to establish guidelines, best practices, and policies for the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in various areas of work. The Data Trust is spearheading efforts for Johns Hopkins Medicine, focusing on ethical frameworks and governance to ensure AI technologies are used effectively and safely in healthcare […]
New governance structure for AI technology impacting patient care.
Adult emergency department patients can now self-register using MyChart and their smartphones.
De-identified patient data enables six pilot projects across the university.
Workday will be the new ERP system at Johns Hopkins, implemented through multiyear Sightline program.
UIS team adjusts student bills following historic Bloomberg Philanthropies gift.
Previously manual tracking system now available through Epic.
New phone system for Suburban Hospital, joining Sibley.
GitHub Copilot provides multiple benefits to software engineers.
Read about the teams who presented at this year’s Hexcite Final Pitch event.
The TIC is serving up software in its 2023 Annual Report.
Ensure you include a personal email address and/or cell phone number in your myJH profile.
Departments can purchase technology bundles for employees working from home.
New VP and Deputy CIO Marc Overcash joins the IT@JH team.
Zoom AI Companion tools are now available to all Johns Hopkins Zoom users with a Zoom license.
Check out the New Microsoft Teams, replacing classic Teams by late March 2024.
Audiovisual Video Collaboration is the new name for the team providing audiovisual design, installation, and support services.
Work is underway to ensure AI tools are used safely and effectively.
Students have a new place to discover research opportunities. Working with the Hopkins Office for Undergraduate Research (HOUR) team, the University Information Systems (UIS) team added student research opportunities to the student dashboard. The dashboard now links to the ForagerOne solution, which houses many of the undergraduate research opportunities at JHU. Students can learn about research opportunities and […]
The Hexcite teams have matched. Program applicants recently convened to share information and ideas in order to find their 2024 Hexcite team match as part of the program’s 9th cohort. During speed interviewing, each non-clinical participant had the opportunity to spend time with each clinical lead. Johns Hopkins teams – including clinical, business, design, and technical […]
The Tech Hub is offering a new bundle of products and remote workstation service to better serve the remote and hybrid workforce at Johns Hopkins. The Tech Hub staff, in partnership with LAN Administrators, will image the workstation, perform mapping, and install required software. The computers are shipped directly from the Tech Hub, and customers […]
Planning underway for new enterprise resource planning software platform.
IT@JH supports the technology of new Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center.
The October 3rd symposium was a day of learning and connection.
New research grants using data and IT innovation to improve maternal health.
Register for and plan to attend the October 3-5 Digital Student Experience Conference (DSEC).
Register now to attend the October 3rd Precision Medicine Symposium.
New browser start page for clinical workstations coming soon.
inHealthBlocks was recently awarded the Microsoft Innovation Acceleration Award.
Prodensity mobile app shut down with end of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
Capital CIO ORBIE awards honor excellence in technology leadership.
Canvas, a new and more flexible course management system, is now serving the university community.
IT@JH is a Best Place to Work in IT for the 8th year in a row!
Johns Hopkins Medicine applications must go through a new Software Intake Process. Learn the steps to submitting your software.
Use VMS to submit your flu vaccine documentation and to track all of your vaccine info.
