Since joining Johns Hopkins Medicine in 2023, Mr. Meth has led efforts to embed patient- and family-centered care across Johns Hopkins Medicine, a globally respected academic health system. He has enhanced transparency by publishing provider-level experience data, initiated an automated emergency department communication system for families, and improved post-discharge outcomes through high-touch follow-up calls. His innovative communication workshops train clinicians in high-stress interactions, reducing burnout and strengthening therapeutic relationships. Mr. Meth’s leadership approach is both data-driven and deeply human, leveraging patient feedback to build sustainable change across multiple care settings. He also contributes at the national level, serving on CMS’s pre-rulemaking measure review committee to influence future quality standards. His work has been instrumental in Johns Hopkins Medicine sustaining its elite rankings and in advancing person-centered care across its many sites of service.
