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When you go to the hospital, you may already be anxious and stressed. Navigating the maze of a large hospital can be frustrating and being lost is the last thing you… -
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“It is a playground for new ideas,” says Julie Beynon, director of the Imagine Perfect Care Resource Center. The recently opened center is a central hub to… -
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Through the use of technology, as well as other media and information-gathering initiatives, patients can help doctors better communicate with them and other health care… -
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