… The Public Health Challenge of Our Time MGH Institute's Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice and Health hosts national symposium addressing … Professionals” on April 6. The symposium, hosted by the graduate school’s  Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice and Health , served as a call to action for … happens at the grassroots level. If you want to make a difference, start with your community,” said the Boston native, who now is director of the Center for …

… on his feet, his balance always seemed a bit off, his motor skills not up to par for his age, and his language skills behind those of other children. Sakofs, who was … she says of those early days. “I just felt there had to be some underlying reason for all of these delays.” Around Amit’s third birthday, she noticed something else. … to pull away, put the family over the edge. “The loss of my father, the loss of your typical child, the loss of the life we were trying to achieve—it was just layers …

… March 1, is National Employee Appreciation Day, and I’d like to share my gratitude for how you infuse these qualities into our campus community every single day. Each … in higher education, and you rise to the challenge every day to meet them. Your steadfast commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and service is … and recognize the countless meaningful contributions each of you make beyond your day-to-day roles by serving as mentors, advisors, and role models for our …

… in the Cardiovascular Research Lab at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. What are your prior degrees and at which institutions? BS, Therapeutic Studies, Boston University,  MS, Occupational Therapy, University of New England What were your research settings during the PhD program? Mentor :  Alan Jette, PT, PhD, MPH, … focused? My research focuses on enhancing wellness and participation outcomes for adults with spinal cord injury (SCI) at community-based levels of rehabilitation. …

… communicating and problem solving are two most important takeaways fur future PTs For physical therapist Uththara Atapattu , helping patients regain movement they lost … the research. That's why you have all these databases that you can go to and get your resources and then treat your patients.” Atapattu finds joy being at the nexus of healthcare and higher …

… Alumna Returns to The IHP for a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences Degree to Improve Patient Access to … Alumna Returns to The IHP for a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences Degree to Improve Patient Access to … more about the PhD program. 1.    Tell us about the research you are conducting in your PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences Program. My research interests are focused on …

… can advance advocacy and justice. “I think back on the patients I cared for in the community and recognize the profound impact the environment had on their … justice and community wellness. “You can do a lot of different things with your healthcare degree,” Karby told students. “The skills you’re learning, … as a core professional responsibility. “Advocacy isn’t lobbying, it’s telling your story, contacting your legislators, and using your voice as a healthcare …

… Physical Therapy Association on November 21. She spoke with OSC’s Lisa McEvoy for this month’s IHP Interview.  How did you get interested in the topic of weight … no judgment around it. But that's not the primary focus. It focuses on things like your stress levels, your sleep quality, other metrics of health, like your blood glucose levels, your … no judgment around it. But that's not the primary focus. It focuses on things like your stress levels, your sleep quality, other metrics of health, like your blood …