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Monday, November 28, 2016

UMass Memorial cited for failure to report device injuries

UMass Memorial Medical Center was one of three Massachusetts hospitals cited by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for failing to properly report patient injuries possibly caused by medical devices.

Nichols College reaching out beyond Massachusetts to find community college students looking to transfer.

Plans to merge Clinton Hospital and Leominster-based HealthAlliance Hospital will proceed following a preliminary state review.

It would cost at least an additional $27 million per year to fulfill the unmet demand for high school vocational education programs across Massachusetts, programs that advocates say are critical to meeting the labor demands of businesses in the state.

Literacy Volunteers of Greater Worcester, an adult English language skills nonprofit, announced on Monday the appointment of its new executive director and three new board members.

Worcester Business Journal is holding its annual voting for the Best of Business Awards.

State public universities and community colleges, which do not include the University of Massachusetts, are preparing to ask Gov. Charlie Baker for roughly $40 million in additional funding in next year's state budget.