… therapy, is using an RSM grant to collaborate with faculty and graduate students from the Institute’s occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and nursing … are as ready as possible to succeed when they enter kindergarten.  A 2019 grant from RSM supported the literacy work of Drs. Tiffany Hogan and Maura Curran at the Harvard-Kent School. Using their findings from this project, the Institute researchers applied for and received $3.6 million in …

… now add one more avenue – the research funding world – where AI may stop scholars from gaming the system.  Currently, most research grants are funded based on several … Analytics program, is also an author in this endeavor. “It’s trying to get away from being quite so subjective and make it more of an even playing field,” said … Sometimes people will cite themselves or people in their own lab will cite papers from the lab so that it will look like people are citing those papers more and appear …

… in the school’s PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program. Diperri had come up from her North Carolina home to be with Feller,  a former IHP faculty member who received the New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship award from the ASHFoundation at Friday night’s award ceremony. “It’s incredible, absolutely … the award.” They were among the more than 260 faculty, students, staff, and alumni from the Institute who attended the four-day event, held at the Boston Convention and …

… Literacy & Language The coronavirus pandemic has not prevented researchers from continuing their language and literacy intervention at the Harvard-Kent … school initially was shut down. The school selects children who would benefit from working on vocabulary, reading comprehension, and oral language skills, she … Literacy & Language The coronavirus pandemic has not prevented researchers from continuing their language and literacy intervention at the Harvard-Kent …

… and supporting these children. What knowledge, skills, and attitudes do you bring from the IHP to this work?   I have been fortunate to receive both my clinical and research degrees from the IHP. Early in my training, I learned about the concept of clinical … I have always been treated as a professional. I am so grateful to be learning from and working with people who embody the Institute’s mission and lead by example.  …

… Platform session.  Baldwin J,  Perron A, Schneider J. “Pivoting Clinical Education from On-Site to Virtual:  Meeting the Needs of Two Communities.” Poster.  Baldwin J , Pittmann R, Sabo C. From, With, and About Wellness: An Interprofessional Approach to Group Health.” … Platform session.  Baldwin J,  Perron A, Schneider J. “Pivoting Clinical Education from On-Site to Virtual:  Meeting the Needs of Two Communities.” Poster.  Baldwin J , …

… thought life and her position in it couldn’t get much better.  Then came the email from the American Academy of Nursing notifying the veteran nurse that she had been selected to be a Fellow, the highest honor bestowed on a nurse from the world’s most prestigious nursing organization. Being named a Fellow speaks … the way to where I am now. I appreciate it.  “Usually when you see people who are from diverse backgrounds, most of the time they don't have anybody to mentor them. …

… learning in children with DLD is the focus of a new $2.3 million, five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health awarded to MGH Institute of Health Professions … received, whose results indicated that children with DLD have difficulty learning from feedback. Because feedback-based learning is an important ingredient of language …   In addition to the current award, Arbel is working on another five-year grant from the NIH in which she is investigating impaired learning mechanisms in children …