Tag: School of Public Health
Bryant, Brown create pathway program for Master of Public Health degree
PROVIDENCE – A new partnership between Bryant University’s School of Health and Behavioral Sciences and Brown University’s School of Public Health will provide Bryant...
Brown University Health to host Behavioral Health Nursing Conference
PROVIDENCE – Brown University Health will host the 2026 Behavioral Health Nursing Conference next month, called “Answering the Call: Supporting Nurses, Patients, and Practice,”...
HOSPITAL MAKEOVERS: Health systems look for shot in the arm from...
The administrative wing of The Miriam Hospital on Providence’s East Side is a mess these days, and hospital President Maria Ducharme couldn’t be happier...
Brown study shows air pollution slows down marathon runners
PROVIDENCE – Air pollution can have major effects on the pace of marathon runners, according to a recent study from Brown University’s School of...
Study: Hospital payment caps could save millions for state employee health...
PROVIDENCE – State employee health plans could save more than $7 billion across the U.S. by capping hospital payments to 200% of the Medicare...
For hospital executives, solving labor shortages a top task
When asked whether the lingering workforce shortages are affecting access to care, Rhode Island’s health care leaders had a clear answer.
“Yes, period, end of...
A healing touch? Lifespan’s new CEO aims to cure what ails...
It’s been almost a year since John Fernandez was named CEO and president of Lifespan Corp., so he’s had plenty of time to develop...
Medicaid renewals put state leaders on alert
Lindsay Lang feels a certain amount of pride that the rate of Rhode Islanders with health insurance coverage is among the highest in the...
Opening a Pathway: Slate of programs exposing young people of color...
In medical school, Emmanuel Asiedu was one of the very few students of color in a sea of white students. That did not change...
PBN summit panel: ‘This virus is here to stay’
Fewer people are wearing masks these days, and the COVID-19 vaccination rates have plummeted. Even President Joe Biden has declared the pandemic over.
But health...
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