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HOSPITAL PHARMACISTS are increasingly working side by side with clinicians to ensure drugs are administered more safely and effectively. Above are staffers at Kent Hospital. /

Hospitals stepping up safety efforts

How it happens is easy to see: A drug meant for an elderly man in Room 205 is accidentally given to another elderly man...
ROOM TO GROW: Johnson & Wales University Vice President Christopher O. Placco hopes that the school can expand into land opened by the Interstate 195 – seen in the background – relocation. /

JWU has vision for campus expansions

The view from the Rolo Building, Johnson & Wales University’s recently opened student-services building, isn’t so charming right now. From the building’s new glass...

Health groups issue infection-fighting guide

WASHINGTON – Five major health care organizations have came together to issue a set of guidelines and strategies to help prevent six potentially...

Women & Infants event to focus on sex issues

PROVIDENCE – The Women & Infants Hospital’s Program in Women’s Oncology will hold its annual Ritz conference, “Contemporary Issues in Health Care,” on Nov....
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Businesses can help each other during credit crunch

Go fly a kite. You can take that saying one of two ways – figuratively or literally. In the economic situation we find ourselves in,...
DENNIS MOORE, CCRI Fall Golf Classic tournament director (left), and Ray Di Pasquale, president of Community College of Rhode Island (far right), present tournament founders Ray Ferland (second from left) and Joe DiMaria with plaques in recognition of their leadership of the tournament. /

CCRI Golf Classic raises $30K for scholarships

The Community College of Rhode Island raised nearly $30,000 for student scholarships through its 2008 CCRI Golf Classic held at the Warwick Country Club....

Beware of ‘safe haven’ danger

“Bad habits,” a pundit once noted, “are like a comfortable bed: Easy to get into, but hard to get out of.” Sticking with what’s...
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‘Green’ economy sets URI, and R.I., on right path

It is not news that money is tight in Rhode Island. And as the state’s budget continues to bust out of its limits, the...

Technology update, home edition

Do you own a desktop computer for personal use? • Yes – 85.7% • No – 14.3% Do you...

URI opens new center for terrorism research

KINGSTON – School officials and local dignitaries last week unveiled the Center of Excellence in Explosives, Detection, Mitigation, Response and Characterization at the University...
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