Naviance is an employer-sponsored benefit program that provides comprehensive information and nurse navigator support to help all Johns Hopkins employees and managers understand and navigate the cancer journey. Naviance oncology nurse navigator Rose Wolfe hosts this monthly support group offering cancer-related information and education as well as answering your specific questions. For more information and...
The Joint NIMH Center Seminar Series is presented weekly by the JH CAHN Administrative Core in partnership with the NIMH and participating centers: Each Wednesday, trainees and junior and senior scientists share their work with colleagues interested in neuro-HIV from across the United States and abroad. Seminars are held virtually on Zoom at 12 p.m....
12:00 - 12:30 pm: Academy Meeting/Committee Updates 12:30 - 1:30 pm: Speaker Dr. Bruce Leff presenting "Transforming Care Delivery with Hospital at Home"
FORMAT: Virtual Research "Need To Know" Spotlight: N/AGuest Speaker: Jennifer Grau Sanchez, Ph.D. | Visiting Scientist / Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation | Johns Hopkin UniversityTalk Title: Advancing Stroke Recovery Through Enriched Rehabilitation: The Use of Music and Leisure Activities To Promote NeuroplasticityResident Case Presentation: Julie Yi, MD | PGY3 Adult Neurology Resident Meeting ID: 986...
NIMH Recurring event test
This is a test of a recurring event (not series)
NIMH Recurring event test
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Discover our amazing ERGs, meet members, and explore opportunities to connect, grow, and make an impact. Whether you're looking to join a group, support their efforts, or simply learn more, there's something for everyone! Visit the fair in Conference Room 1C of Howard County Medical Center.
Ataxia support group meetings are held online via Zoom. Simply sign in during the designated time. Zoom: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/j/98422128138 The support group is hosted by the Johns Hopkins Ataxia Center.