… Association Advocacy Coordinating Committee, of which Kimberley and stroke experts from across the country were part, the policy statement calls for patient-centered … Association Advocacy Coordinating Committee, of which Kimberley and stroke experts from across the country were part, the policy statement calls for patient-centered …

… “I take immense pride in the scholarly impact that faculty, alumni, and students from the MGH Institute are having on the field of occupational therapy,” said Dr. … ethics and translational neuroscience.  She is the co-investigator on two grants from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research, and one from the National Institute of Child Health & Human Development. In addition, several …

… future careers. Most Simulated Participants (SPs) are actors, some are retirees from various professions including healthcare, and some are students themselves (from other institutions). All IHP programs utilize Simulated Participants in some … you kidding me? What are you saying?” Not only are the student receiving feedback from the proctors in the room and program directors watching on the cameras, but you …

… person you're going to work with and what sort of background they're going to come from,” Absalon noted. “As aspiring OTs, our role is to consider the whole person, and … co-chair of COTAD, stressed the importance of learning about fatphobia directly from a self-identified fat person.  “The literature and research are still emerging … person you're going to work with and what sort of background they're going to come from,” Absalon noted. “As aspiring OTs, our role is to consider the whole person, and …