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Medical jobs prominent in 2016 best jobs rankings

Health care positions held down nine of the ten top jobs in the country in the U.S. News & World Report 2016 Best Jobs list.

Health policy commission outlines cost control recommendations

In an effort to combat rising health care spending in Massachusetts, the Health Policy Commission on Wednesday called on the state to take a series of actions including implementing consumer protections and easing practice restrictions for certain nurses.

Central Mass. physicians recognized by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

Six Central Massachusetts physicians groups have been named to Harvard Pilgrim Health Care's 14th annual Physician Group Honor Roll.

Health Policy Commission recommends price variation policy action

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Health Policy Commission (HPC) has released its 2015 Cost Trends Report and is recommending legislative action to reign in provider price variation.
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$100K challenge to boost biotech and medical device start-ups

The University of Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center (M2D2) has kicked off its fifth annual $100,000 challenge to showcase the innovative ideas of early-stage medical device, diagnostic and biotech companies.

As goes UMass Memorial, so does Worcester

Worcester isn't one of those industrial cities that is dependent on one employer for a majority of...

UMass Memorial returns to investment grade at perfect time

UMass Memorial Health Care has been returned to an investment-grade status weeks before seeking $177 million in...

MetroWest Medical Center partners with Beth Israel

MetroWest Medical Center has signed a clinical affiliation agreement with Boston powerhouse hospital Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center that will strengthen the clinical services at MetroWest hospitals.
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Expert examines hospital pricing initiative petition

A former state lawmaker and health care expert has a fresh take on an initiative petition quietly working its way to the November ballot that could shake up hospital finances in Massachusetts.

Baker opposes sunset on patient opioid limit

Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday rejected the suggestion made by a prominent doctors group that limits on the supply of opioids to first-time patients should expire after a trial period.
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