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The Intelligent Distribution System minimizes the chances that shortages will suddenly occur and that certain items will expire unused.

Despite the difficulties faced by mothers-to-be with cancer, a multidisciplinary treatment team at the JGH gives them good reason to hope for the best.

The kit’s contents provide emotional solace and physical comfort to mothers who know their baby will not survive.

In battling cancer, JGH physicians in various medical specialties work closely together to maximize the quality of treatment.

The Nursing Vascular Access Team relies on nurses’ expertise to help maintain the timely flow of patients through the JGH.

The Fourth Trimester supports maternal mental health by providing new mothers with the skills and information they need.

The data confirms it: the Hospital Elder Life Program plays a major role in enabling certain elderly patients to be discharged sooner.

Emergency medicine residents in a simulation exercise experience the real-world pressure of assisting the victims of a toxic chemical spill.

Minimally invasive procedures—one new, one upgraded—are viable alternatives to radical surgery and radiation therapy.

Colorectal surgeons are using a robot to perform certain minimally invasive procedures with greater ease, accuracy and speed.