… can shift dramatically. By the end of the summer, reading scores tend to decrease for most students. Reading is experience-dependent in that readers improve with … The assumption is that scores decrease during the summer due to a downward shift for reading activities relative to the school year. On the one hand, this fluctuation … the Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) Dept. at IHP to host at the school sites IHP student clinicians training to be speech-language pathologists (SLPs), …

… informally and occasionally worked with colleagues, there hadn’t been an easy way for faculty with common interests to collaborate. That now is changing with the … main topic of the school’s annual Research and Scholarship Day on April 25. The event, held before a large gathering of faculty, staff, and students, focused on the … the school day. “For instance, one-on-one intervention four times a week may be best for outcomes but the schools we work with don’t have those resources,” she said, …

… MGH Institute, RSM Recognized by Boston Business Journal for Helping Charlestown Families and Children … MGH Institute, RSM Recognized by Boston Business Journal for Helping Charlestown Families and Children Topics Health & Wellness The growing … impact in the region by working together, demonstrating innovation, and developing best practices at any level of engagement. Nominations are judged on four standards: …

… in children has rarely been studied, and never integrating the brain   For children who have epilepsy, experiencing multiple seizures a day is debilitating … as you might hope is because the way that they're using their brain is really the best option they have given the architecture remaining.’ Similarly, for readers who … Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance (PESA) Conference 'Under the Sea' celebration event Anya Maloney, BEAM doctoral student, presenting to the PESA community on …

… Susan L. Mitchell, MD, MPH, Senior Scientist, Hinda and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research at Hebrew SeniorLife and Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical … less aggressive interventions may be more in line with the residents’ wishes and best evidence,” said Dr. Lopez. “For example, many nurses may believe that feeding tubes prolong the life of advanced …

… MGH IHP and Syracuse University Receive Support for Innovative Research Ethics Training … MGH IHP and Syracuse University Receive Support for Innovative Research Ethics Training Topics Research A project led by  Ariel … fuller roles for people with developmental disabilities and enable their input on best practices related to how they experience all aspects of health care and outcomes …