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| Medscape | Human Interest, In the Media, Patient Care

Shhhh: Quieter Hospitals Offer Benefits to Inpatients

The word is out in the medical community that quieter hospital environments offer significant benefits to inpatients.

Improved sleep environments can additionally reduce the need for sedative medications, anxiolytics, or antipsychotics, particularly in older adults who are vulnerable to delirium

Bhavin Patel, DO | Hospitalist
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| Worcester Business Journal | Human Interest, In the Media, Patient Care
| Becker's Hospital Review | Human Interest, In the Media, Patient Care

UMass Memorial Health Expands Epic EHR to Milford Regional

Milford (Mass.) Regional went live with UMass Memorial Health’s Epic EHR system April 1.

The implementation of UMass Memorial’s Epic system is game-changing for Milford Regional caregivers, as it provides one uniform EHR to enhance and streamline how we care for patients

Robin Sodano | Senior Vice President, Information Services
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| Patient Care, Press Release

UMass Memorial Health-Milford Regional and Whitin Community Center to Host Free “Mental Health Essentials for Coaches” Webinar

During May’s Mental Health Awareness Month, UMass Memorial Health – Milford Regional Medical Center’s Community Benefits Committee and the Whitin Community Center are teaming up to offer “Mental Health Essentials for Coaches,” a free webinar to help youth sports coaches support their athletes’ mental health
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| Franklin Observer + Medway Monitor | Human Interest, In the Media, Patient Care

Franklin Fire Now Trained for Life-Saving Sepsis Treatment

Sepsis is a serious and fast-moving medical condition that can lead to death if not treated quickly. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 1.7 million adults in the U.S. develop sepsis each year, and over 350,000 of them die during hospitalization or shortly after leaving the hospital.
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