… the Health Professions What was your Innovation Project title? Supporting Health for the Long Haul: A Self-Management Approach for Work Participation for People with Long COVID Tell us about your Innovation … the opportunity to connect to the cohort and instructions during the on-site visit at completion of the program was a great way to tie it all back together. What …

… in Physical Therapy (DPT) is a significant commitment. Understanding what to look for in a DPT program and selecting a school is crucial, as the quality and fit of the … your physical therapy career. Innovative educational models can better prepare you for the challenges of the industry.  For example, an integrated curricular model in … students to practice and refine their physical therapy techniques, providing a safe space to learn, make mistakes and receive feedback from expert clinicians and …

… family-centered care,” said Laura Cline , assistant professor of nursing and lead for Pediatric Day. “It also encourages reflection, teamwork, and professional … outcomes aligned with program competencies while cultivating the development of safe, effective, and empathetic nurse practitioners.” Approximately 360 graduate … teams to conduct developmental assessments via telehealth sessions for Child Development Day. Through interviewing and guided play activities, students …

… Award at the AOTA / AOTF Annual Awards & Recognition Ceremony on April 26. IHP participants are in bold. “Social Media for Social Participation & Connection During COVID-19: A SOTA Club's Expedition.” … Brenda Kornblit Kennell. Short course. “Building Positive Identity & Resilience for Minority Youth Using the Circle of Courage Model.” Presenters:   Maggie DeForge, …

… in the future.  Building a diverse, multilingual healthcare workforce is crucial for improving healthcare outcomes and decreasing disparities. Having individuals from … The program began this past summer when a group of students visited the Institute for an introduction to audiology, speech-language pathology, physical therapy, … opportunities that exist.” Plummer, Angelina Dipietrantonio, Project Specialist for the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, and Mary Ellen Ferolito, …

… “What’s at Stake? Health Implications of the Election,” a panel event held October 26 via Zoom that drew over 240 MGH Institute students, faculty, and staff plus … Professor of Nursing Dr. Alex Hoyt, discussed the election’s implications for health care coverage and cost. “Much of the difference in the candidates is a … of Physician Assistant Studies Josh Merson discussed the election’s implications for the health workforce. Quinn noted that there are 14,000 “dreamers” in the health …

… Massachusetts Communities Area of Expertise Medical Education Nursing Education Latest in a series of agreements to give more students pathways to health professions education at MGH Institute It’s not uncommon for MGH Institute of Health Professions graduates to use the knowledge and skills they learn to help people by working in the Commonwealth. The same is true for graduates of Bridgewater State University. Now, a new agreement will give …

… Year’s resolution has grown into a creative and community-centered passion project for Sarah McKinnon, chair of the Occupational Therapy Department at the MGH … in local Barnes and Noble locations and see McKinnon sit down with CBS Boston news anchor Anna Meiler to discuss the book. A larger celebration is planned for late … and meeting people where they are. For learn more about The Cheerful Chip, visit www.smalltotsbooks.com. …