BW Research Partnership

12/07/2018

BW Research donation/partnership with Wrentham WEST (Wrentham Elementary Schools Trust) provided a coding camp for the students.

05/02/2018

BW Research report:
Protecting the Best Patient Care in the Country: Local Choices v. Statewide Mandates in Massachusetts
http://www.bwresearch.com/reports/bwresearch_mha-nlr-report_2018Apr.pdf

05/01/2018

The study was commissioned by the Massachusetts Health and Hospital Association, which opposes the ballot question.

04/30/2018

Boston Globe article..."The analysis, to be released Monday, is the most detailed forecast yet on the potential costs of the proposal, and its projections are higher than what the Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association initially predicted. The association hired two research firms, Mass Insight Global Partnerships and BW Research Partnership, to complete the analysis."

A report commissioned by the Massachusetts hospital industry projects a ballot question to regulate nurse staffing would come at an extraordinary cost — almost $1 billion a year — and worsen patient care.

04/30/2018

BW Research report - Protecting the Best Patient Care in the Country: Local Choices v. Statewide Mandates in Massachusetts
https://t.co/Ex3lbhHuuq…/bwresearch_mha-nlr-report_2018A…

BW Research Partnership

04/30/2018

BW Research report:
Protecting the Best Patient Care in the Country: Local Choices v. Statewide Mandates in Massachusetts
http://www.bwresearch.com/reports/bwresearch_mha-nlr-report_2018Apr.pdf

04/13/2017

San Diego UT Article report quoting Josh Williams from BW Research speaking at yesterday's annual North County Economic Summit 2017.

Northern San Diego County is a great place to work, but it can be tough for those trying to buy a house or rent an apartment, officials said Tuesday at the fourth annual North County Economic Summit. Housing costs are up, especially for renters, because vacancies and inventories are low while dema...

09/28/2016

Water IT - a $150 Billion Market! https://t.co/Ge60gb3kBx

If you participated in NEWIN's Symposium on Water Innovation in Massachusetts last year, you may recall my panel discussion on Big Data or as others refer to it, Water IT. If you missed the session