Establishing and maintaining a healthy workplace culture is the foundation of success. One of the most important, and sometimes overlooked, investments employers can make is in their employees’ mental health. Join the Greater Baltimore Committee as we hear from experts on the front lines on how employers can support employees... Read More...
Senate Minority Whip Michael Hough (R-Frederick and Carroll) defended the administration’s vaccine rollout plan, saying supply is the main problem and that he expects that to improve once vaccines are made more readily available at local pharmacies throughout the state. Read More...
Leaders from Johns Hopkins and UMB told a group of Baltimore business leaders Jan. 19 one of the ways they can help things run more smoothly and efficiently is by being understanding about the complexities and pace of vaccinations. Read More...
The panelists all stressed the safety of the available vaccines and noted the importance of continuing to communicate with the Black and Latinx communities. Read More...
Pictured: Dr. Anna P. Durbin, Dr. Lisa Maragakis, Dr. Bruce Jarrell, Dr. Kathleen Neuzil Join the Greater Baltimore Committee and health care professionals at Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland, Baltimore for a discussion on advancements and developments with the COVID-19 vaccines. Speakers include: Dr. Anna P. Durbin, Johns Hopkins... Read More...
Samet encouraged the members of the GBC who tuned into the Dec. 8 panel to take responsibility for educating their workforces about the importance of and science behind the vaccines. Read More...
The Changing Face of Health Care Join CEOs of the region’s major health care systems for a discussion on: How COVID-19 has impacted delivery of health care What are the short and long term economic, social and technology implications The acceleration of telemedicine Adapting to changes in patient behavior Addressing... Read More...
Offices should sanitize public spaces, door knobs and workstations on the hour and require workers to wear masks and remain hyper vigilant. Read More...
The Baltimore City Health Department is working closely with some of the largest local players in the health care industry to track and share data that could prove critical in the city's fight against COVID-19. Read More...
