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Bioscience Connecticut: What Changes Are Ahead for the Health Center’s Clinical Operations?
Ann Marie Capo, chief quality and patient safety officer, says the 'lean training process' will transform the way work is done within John Dempsey Hospital.
Providing Employees with Tools to Deliver Patient-Centered Care
Learn more and share your thoughts at the Health, Safety and Environment Fair, March 16.
National Geographic Cites Work by UConn’s Laurencin Among ‘Scientific Discoveries that Changed the World’
Laurencin’s musculoskeletal tissue regeneration research is recognized as an example of groundbreaking work in the field of regenerative medicine.
Health Center Nurses Receive Nightingale Awards
Ten nurses are recognized for their significant impact on patient care and their life-long commitment to the profession.
Change Your Clocks, Change Your Sleep Habits
Daylight savings time is a good reminder of something most of us already know but are unwilling to admit: We need more sleep.
Four Health Center Faculty Named to Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering
The new members will be honored during the Academy’s annual meeting in May.
Study: Switching Anti-epileptic Drugs Could Increase Risk of Seizures
Brand and generic epilepsy drugs are equally safe and effective, but switching from a brand-name to a generic could increase individuals' chance of having a seizure, a new study finds.
Nicotine Replacement for Smoking Cessation During Pregnancy
Health Center physician, Dr. Cheryl Oncken, has written an editorial in this week’s New England Journal of Medicine.
Health Center in the News – March 2, 2012
Introducing the Health Center’s next leader; the dangers of distracted doctoring; the secret to successful relationships; and is personalized medicine the future of medical care?
Interpreters for the Deaf Form Unique Bond with Patients
The Health Center, first in the state to hire a full-time sign language interpreter, now serves 600 deaf patients.