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PROVIDENCE MAYOR JORGE O. ELORZA and state officials have announced a Real Jobs Rhode Island partnership designed to train city residents in the health care and social service sectors. The program is supported by a $300,000 grant from the state Department of Labor and Training. / PBN FILE PHOTO/STEPHANIE ALVAREZ EWENS

Providence launches PVD Healthworks to boost health care, social assistance workforce

Government 10/20/2017

PROVIDENCE – Providence Mayor Jorge O. Elorza and the city’s Economic Opportunity Director Brian Hull met with state officials and health industry representatives Friday...

Health, education see slow growth in R.I.

Education 10/20/2017

Lackluster growth in health and education employment could spell trouble for the Ocean State, where job gains or losses in any segment of the...

Memorial Hospital’s time has come and gone

Editorials 10/20/2017

When Care New England bought Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island in 2013, the Providence-based hospital chain was seen as the savior of the Pawtucket...

CARE NEW ENGLAND terminated negotiations with Prime Healthcare Foundation to sell Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island Monday night. The hospital will also discontinue its inpatient and emergency services. / COURTESY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF RHODE ISLAND

CNE ends negotiations to sell Memorial, closing hospital’s emergency, inpatient services

Health Services 10/17/2017

PAWTUCKET - Care New England's board of directors terminated negotiations with Prime Healthcare Foundation to sell Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island Monday night and began...

PICTURED FROM LEFT: Brian Goldner, chairman and CEO of Hasbro; Barbara Goldner; Dennis D. Keefe, president and CEO of Care New England; Rhoda Perry; Margaret D. "Peggy" Farrell, partner at Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP; Mary Marran; Patricia Thompson; and John Sinnott, vice president, Rhode Island District manager, Gilbane Building Co., at A Gallery Affair II at the Providence Art Club, which raised $88,000 for the Butler Hospital Foundation. / COURTESY CARE NEW ENGLAND

Butler Hospital Foundation’s annual fundraiser collects $88,000

Health Services 10/02/2017

PROVIDENCE – Butler Hospital Foundation’s fundraiser, A Gallery Affair II, raised more than $88,000 to benefit research at the Providence Art Club Sept. 19. More...

MEMBERS OF UNITED NURSES and Allied Professionals Local 5008 picketed Kent Hospital on Toll Gate Road Sept. 12, calling for terms equal to other workers and job security assurances. / COURTESY KENT HOSPITAL

UNAP members picket outside Kent Hospital, call for equal terms, job...

Health Services 09/18/2017

WARWICK - Members of United Nurses and Allied Professionals Local 5008 picketed outside Kent Hospital on Sept. 12, seeking equal terms between new and existing...

DENNIS KEEFE, CEO of Care New England announced he will retire at the end of the calendar year. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Care New England President, CEO Dennis D. Keefe announces retirement

Health Services 09/11/2017

PROVIDENCE – Care New England Health System (CNE) President and CEO Dennis D. Keefe, will retire Dec. 31 after six years in the role,...

U.S. SEN. SHELDON Whitehouse, left, and Lifespan primary investigator Dr. Peter J. Quesenberry discuss his team’s research at Lifespan’s research lab at 1 Hoppin St. in Providence. / PBN PHOTO/ROB BORKOWSKI

Whitehouse warns hospital consolidation could hurt innovation, economy

Health Services 09/04/2017

PROVIDENCE – As U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse spoke to Lifespan researchers celebrating a $10 million stem cell biology research grant Aug. 29, he warned...