… on and Remembering Our Veterans Dear MGH Institute Community: When retirement is on the horizon, the list of final duties, tasks, and moments comes into focus, and … Hartzell, HPEd, Army Students Jirou Duffy, DPT '27, Army Melva Estrada, DNP '26, Army Mikayla Lange, MSN '26, Air Force Clayton Near, DPT '28, Air Force Benjamin Pariser, DEN '26, Army …

… Academy of Audiology. President Jacqueline Foley '27 succeeds Marissa Gallan '26, Sarah Carreiro '27 follows Morgan Cassford '26 as vice president, Hannah Colan ’26 turns the treaurer reins over to Orli Richman '27, while Morgan Sanborn '27 … Academy of Audiology. President Jacqueline Foley '27 succeeds Marissa Gallan '26, Sarah Carreiro '27 follows Morgan Cassford '26 as vice president, Hannah Colan …

… an unwanted child.  MGH Institute of Health Professions alumnus Joshua Corpuz, who is a nurse at Newton-Wellesley Hospital , says there’s one more factor that needs to … care.) Beyond being a clinical procedure, the paper points out that abortion is about intersectionality – the lived experiences and identities such as race, sex, … part of their identity.” Corpuz and Simmonds make clear that an abortion decision is not easy, and that the procedure is much more than a visit to the clinic; for the …

… Sarah and Stephanie to share about their organization, how their neurodiversity is infused into their work, and their thoughts on neurodiversity in healthcare.  1.   … language rather than person-first language when discussing autism. This is because we view autism as an inextricable part of one’s identity rather than a … environment. We strive to be intentional about the language we use, as language is one of the most important drivers of cultural change.  3.    As neurodiverse …