… At the 2025 Boston Marathon, two groups of MGH Institute students were on hand to help, volunteering with runners both during and after the race.  While runners … start with an eye toward the finish line, some run into challenges along the way — particularly on Boston’s difficult course. Chief Health Equity and Community … the runners needed and triaged the runners coming off the course.  “The best part of our team was everyone’s flexibility and versatility to assist in various …

… leadership qualities in nursing. Their influence extends from the bedside to the boardroom, where they implement strategies that significantly improve patient … Innovation : Empowering nurses to be innovators in healthcare, leading the way in implementing new technologies and care models. Advancing Healthcare Policy : … policy at local, national, and international levels. Through their knowledge of best practice advanced clinical expertise, leadership qualities, and commitment to …

… A Tiny Patient’s Tragic Death Leads to a Career Change … A Tiny Patient’s Tragic Death Leads to a Career Change It was on her second day in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in … limitations first-hand,” says Rothchild. “Clinicians and caregivers do the best they can within the unique context of their hospitals and patient environments,” … from perfect. “I think about the IV tape that my patient’s family Mbarara had to buy,” she says. “In the U.S., you might not have to literally buy the tape, but there …

… in healthcare settings. This blog explores how DNPs use evidence-based science to influence patient care, streamline healthcare operations, and foster a culture of … Nursing Evidence-based nursing practice is the conscientious integration of the best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values. This approach … evidence, ultimately improving outcomes and fostering a higher standard of care. For DNPs, evidence-based nursing is not just a methodology but a guiding principle …

… with Dr. Pedram Safari, instructor of A.I./machine learning, calling for A.I. to help reduce diagnostic uncertainty    When the facts are on the table, practicing … to go on, doctors are playing poker.    Medical poker.   At least that’s the way  Shuhan He, MD, an emergency room doctor at  Massachusetts General Hospital sees … entropy – or diagnostic uncertainty – by using AI to help clinicians determine the best course of action. And with medical error blamed for an estimated 98,000 deaths …

… with MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing rapidly brings research to patient bedside Nurses who want to keep up with the latest research but don’t have … to sift through it all have a dependable and experienced partner who can do it for them: the MGH Institute’s Dr. Sam Bernstein.  The assistant professor of nursing … you look at the sources that I use to pull the information together, there's no way that every bedside nurse who works in obstetrics has the time to find all those …

… & Career Paths Area of Expertise Nursing Education The newspaper’s annual Salute to Nurses section includes praise for faculty and alumni who work in hospitals across … care by working among health-care teams. Gino remains abreast of research and best practices and has the extraordinary ability to anticipate changes in health … Jeremy celebrated as the patient stabilized for discharge and welcomed a follow-up visit with genuine enthusiasm. As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I suspect he sees …

… MGH Institute and Bridgewater State University Partner to Help Serve Massachusetts Communities … MGH Institute and Bridgewater State University Partner to Help Serve Massachusetts Communities Area of Expertise Medical Education Nursing … placements throughout the Mass General Brigham system. They will train the way they will practice: collaboratively and in service of better care and better …