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Representative-elect Rebecca Kislak, left, and Rep. Teresa Tanzi, second from left, join other recipients of the Covering Kids awards on stage at the Rhode Island Kids Count luncheon celebrating children's health, held on Nov. 19.
Celebrating the advocates for children
PROVIDENCE – Four days before Thanksgiving, on Monday, Nov. 19, Rhode Island Kids Count held its annual luncheon celebrating the health of children and families in Rhode Island, with Executive … more
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Eric Beane, the outgoing secretary of the R.I. Executive Office of Health and Human Services, has announced he will be leaving his position in mid-December.
An exit interview with Eric Beane, who is stepping down at EOHHS
CRANSTON – We may never know the full story of exactly what happened that led Elizabeth Roberts, the former secretary of the R.I. Executive Office of Health and Human Services, to resign, and … more
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“Immigrant survivors face many barriers to reporting interpersonal violence to authorities or other resources that could be supportive,” explained Gloria Greenfield, director of Immigration Advocacy at Sojourner House.
How best to meet the health needs of immigrant families
BOSTON, Mass. – Due to rapidly changing immigration laws and practices [such as family separations at the U.S. border and proposed changes to a long-standing “public charge” rule … more
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The front page of a new study published by The Rhode Island Medical Journal about the evidence-based outcomes of an initiative by Clinica Esperanza, a free clinic located in Olneyville, to provide chronic disease management to uninsured residents.
Everything you wanted to know about care transformation but were afraid to ask
WARWICK – The Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island held its annual conference on Thursday, Nov. 1, at the Crowne Plaza, attracting several hundred participants in a full-day series … more
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Congressman David Cicilline was one of many politicians who showed their support for union workers during the three-day strike and one-day lockout at Rhode Island Hospital and Hasbro Children's Hospital this past summer.
Coming to a hospital near you?
PROVIDENCE – All health care is personal, all politics are local. When the personal and political collide in electoral politics, it often all comes down to messaging: whom do you believe?In the … more
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