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Susan Leavitt Gullo, Elliot Hospital’s maternity ward director, conferred recently with nurses. Flow management has made the hospital’s obstetrics ward more efficient and even safer.
Susan Leavitt Gullo, Elliot Hospital’s maternity ward director, conferred recently with nurses. Flow management has made the hospital’s obstetrics ward more efficient and even safer. (Globe Staff Photo / Suzanne Kreiter) Globe Staff Photo / Suzanne Kreiter

Getting with the flow helps hospital deliver service

By Scott Allen
Globe Staff / January 25, 2005

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MANCHESTER, N.H. -- It was a morning ritual that nurses at New Hampshire's busiest obstetrics ward dreaded: calling expectant mothers to tell them they couldn't come in to deliver at the scheduled time. (Full article: 1407 words)

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