Dr. Thomas Lincoln Honored for Work with Underserved and Incarcerated

March 22, 2021

Thomas Lincoln MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, UMMS-Baystate was honored by the American College of Physicians with the W. Lester Henry Award for Diversity and Access to Care.

Dr. Lincoln is a primary care physician at Brightwood Health Center and the medical director of the Hampden County Correctional Centers where he developed a nationally recognized program for people who are incarcerated.

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Baystate Health Awarded $5 Million Grant Towards Digital Equity

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The Massachusetts Broadband Institute has awarded $5.1 million to Baystate Health on behalf of the Alliance for Digital Equity in western Mass.

The WATCHMAN Device and Procedure to Reduce Stroke Risk

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Kendall Burdick Matches at Her First Choice for Residency: Boston Children's Hospital

March 21, 2023

Medical student Kendall Burdick, PURCH Class of 2023, will be a pediatrics resident at her first choice of residency programs, Boston Children’s Hospital.

PURCH Class of 2023 Has 100% Residency Match Rate

March 20, 2023

The Population-based Urban and Rural Community Health track celebrated Residency Match Day on March 17, 2023 with all 24 graduating PURCH students successfully matching to a categorical residency program.

Two PURCH Grads Staying at Baystate for Residency Training

March 17, 2023

Two medical school graduates of the Population-based Urban and Rural Community Health track will do their residency training at UMass Chan Medical School-Baystate.

2023 NRMP Match Fills UMass Chan - Baystate's Residency Positions

March 17, 2023

On Match Day 2023, 93 applicants learned that they matched to one of 11 ACGME-accredited residency programs at UMass Chan Medical School-Baystate.

Medical Student's Reseach Shows Significant Disparities in Access to Pediatric Trauma Centers

December 27, 2022

Research published by medical student and lead author Kendall Burdick in the Annals of Emergency Medicine showed significant disparities in access to pediatric trauma centers in the United States based on geography, race and ethnicity—which leaves some children at risk for poor trauma outcomes.

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