Data Sharing in the Age of COVID-19: Why EHR Vendors Need a Closer Look
Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, insufficient health data sharing among electronic health record (EHR) systems in the U.S. has hindered
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It’s Time to Make Masks Mandatory in Boston
BY ALEX KHOURY A hand-written sign on the front door of Bell’s Market, a small South Boston grocer, asks
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Coronavirus is not just a Global Crisis – it’s also a Women’s Issue
BY JOANNA BELL The conversation about coronavirus covers the impact on the economy and healthcare system. What is absent from
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Public Charge: A Threat to Public Health and the American Dream
BY NUSHEEN AMEEDNUDIN For over a century, the Statue of Liberty stood as a powerful symbol of the United
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When Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Is Not Enough: The Need for Increased School-Based Mental Health Services in Public Schools
BY PRACHI NAIK “Where I live, people don’t call the police.” There’s a palpable stillness in the room. Thirty-five
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Dear Opioid Czar, Start Here. Sincerely, Physicians.
BY DR. ALISTER MARTIN The knocks came in three shrill taps on the screen door to her apartment in Everett,
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Designing Opioid Strategies in Rhode Island
BY MAGGIE SALINGER The morning seemed like any other in the Rhode Island State House until my team received a
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