Along with becoming director of the institute, Pronovost was named Johns Hopkins Medicine’s senior vice president for patient safety and quality.
Johns Hopkins recently received a $10 million gift to create the Armstrong Institute, which will oversee all of the current patient safety and quality efforts at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Read the news release about Dr. Peter Pronovost.
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