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Hospitals: No comment on wrongful death suit

Officials at MetroWest Medical Center and UMass Memorial Medical Center have declined to comment on a wrongful death lawsuit filed in federal court this month, implicating both hospitals in connection with the death of a Milford woman in August 2013.

Q&A: Dr. Justin Maykel

Justin Maykel is a colorectal surgeon at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester.

Virtual visits coming for UMass Memorial patients

UMass Memorial Health Care is entering the growing field of virtual doctors' visits, agreeing to a deal with a Minneapolis-based company to provide online diagnosis and treatment, the company, Zipnosis, said Monday.

State signs off on UMass Memorial stake in Quest

The state's Health Policy Commission has signed off on UMass Memorial Medical Center's plan to buy a minority stake in Quest Diagnostics' Massachusetts subsidiary.
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Boros: Medicare penalties create ‘spillover’ impact on all hospital readmissions

Hospital administrators — and the public — now have a more complete picture on Massachusetts hospital readmissions, after the state Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA) last week released the first report showing readmissions rates for all insurance payers.

Contract with nurses offers hope amid industry change

After several years of a relationship that many would describe as adversarial, UMass Memorial Health Care and a key union turned a critical corner last week when they reached a one-year contract agreement for the thousands of nurses who work at the system's UMass Memorial Medical Center campuses in Worcester.

Medical Center nurses vote to approve contracts

More than 2,200 unionized nurses at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester have voted to ratify one-year contracts after negotiations that the union called “relatively smooth.”

Mass. Medical Society issues opioid prescription guidelines

The Massachusetts Medical Society has kicked off a campaign aimed at promoting safe opioid prescription practices among Bay State physicians, the latest in a collection of efforts by health care stakeholders to reduce the availability of opioids. The new guidelines, available on the Massachusetts Medical Society website, are intended to reduce the supply of opioids, which are frequently accessed by people other than the patients to whom they're prescribed, said Dr. Dennis Dimitri, president of the medical society. Dimitri cited statistics from the national Centers for Disease Control that more than 80 percent of people who abuse painkillers are using medicine prescribed to someone else.
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UMass Med professor named HHMI Investigator

University of Massachusetts Medical School professor Job Dekker has won a coveted scientific honor. He has been named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator, the medical school's seventh.

UMass Memorial to open urgent care sites

UMass Memorial Health Care will open several urgent care centers in Central Massachusetts this year, which will help ease pressure on the health care system's emergency rooms.
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