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business of health

Peter Grollman seated and discussing learning from experience

Peter Grollman is leading and learning with purpose, for the future

From piloting ferries at Disney to guiding external affairs at one of the world’s premier children’s hospitals, Grollman’s career has been shaped by a consistent theme: learning from every experience and applying it to build stronger communities.

August 26, 2025

health

Urban hospitals claim rural status for Medicare gains

Study finds more than 400 urban hospitals now dually classified to access rural health subsidies, raising concerns over resource allocation

August 21, 2025

business of health

The Prairie State changes the landscape of health care AI

Illinois just passed a first-in-the-nation law banning AI from delivering mental health therapy services without human oversight, charting a course that will define health care AI regulation for years to come. Professor of Practice Stacey Lee details the...

August 18, 2025

student experience

Brett Wilzbach returns to Johns Hopkins to tackle “unfinished business”

Whether he’s optimizing risk strategies, building connections, or investing time in his family, Wilzbach embodies the kind of lifelong learner and purpose-driven leader Carey aims to cultivate.

July 25, 2025

Faculty/research

two physicians sitting in a health clinical room with a monitor

Fault lines in health care AI – Part five: The future of AI in medicine, next steps for policy and practice

In this final installment of our five-part series, we look ahead: What can we do to make AI in medicine safe, fair, and sustainable? What policies and practices will ensure AI relieves burdens instead of creating new ones?

July 18, 2025

Finance

Business development companies: Why dual holders are a win-win

Assistant Professor Tetiana Davydiuk explores how holding both debt and equity impacts business development companies’ (BDCs) loan pricing and borrowing.

July 15, 2025

Management and Organizations

Is AI in medical decision-making creating a superhuman burden on doctors?

Associate Professor Christopher Myers proposes new regulations to reduce the burden doctors face from new assistive AI products.

July 15, 2025

Economics

To protect endangered species, incentives in conservation science must change

Professor Paul Ferraro explains why the lack controlled trials to evaluate the effectiveness of conservation initiatives may be doing more harm than good.

July 11, 2025

Faculty/research

Fault lines in health care AI – Part four: Mapping the web of trust in AI-assisted health care

This five-part series examines the complex impact of artificial intelligence on medicine by exploring the ethical, legal, and organizational tensions surfacing in the new AI-enabled medical landscape. Part four is about the importance of trust between...

July 11, 2025

student experience

Ask the APD: Full-time MBA Program Director Erik Helzer discusses Carey’s expansion to Washington, D.C.

Why is Carey expanding the Full-time MBA program to D.C., and what does it mean for students? Program Director Erik Helzer answers these questions, and more.

July 10, 2025

student experience

Aerial view of Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in Washington, D.C., with the U.S. Capitol in the distance

The Johns Hopkins MBA expands to Washington, D.C., launches new programs

The Carey Business School will offer its Full-time MBA program and a new hybrid Executive MBA at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center while building on its offerings in Baltimore.

July 09, 2025

research

CHDAI students networking Hopkins on the hill

Can AI provide real-time health care support?

The Center for Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence showcases the power of AI and how its advancement can improve individuals' daily health care needs with direct, real-time support.

July 08, 2025

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