… Topics Mass General Brigham Nursing Leadership Former nursing dean grateful for time at MGH Institute, says being here “has been a gift” Elaine Tagliareni began … professor and director of faculty development at the MGH Institute , has taken for much of her career. While she has only been at the Institute since 2018, it’s not … of the MGH Institute’s Board of Trustees.  “Boston Hope was a powerful experience for our students because they were working with limited resources,” recalled …

… fun in almost every interaction,” said Durning, a pediatric nurse practitioner for 24 years. “Even with a child who's fearful or crying because they're worried … matter how long it takes. “I don't want parents or caregivers waking up at 2:00 am for the next several nights, thinking they don't know anything. I really like to … with the caregiver is critical.  “I'm not the one who defines what the child’s best health is,” noted Durning. “We're working in partnership with the child …

… founded it 46 years ago.   Dean Dr. Ken White is now the Associate Chief Nurse for Academic Affairs at MGH. In this role, he will work with MGH on the nursing … possible.   Dr. Debbie Burke is now the Associate Dean of Clinical Affairs for the IHP, a role in which she will collaborate with White on what the hospital … as many of them as possible.  We’re also working together on ways to incorporate best practices into our curriculum and our instruction. We’ve also worked with her on …

… participants – the role players who bring a clinical scenario to life. And for the first time, an appreciation event was held to celebrate all that they do.  … that they make to our simulation program and to the IHP experiential learning for our students.” Inside Shouse last Tuesday, the Center for Interprofessional … member (Jenny) Ling Hui Loh (right)” offers tips to simulated participants on the best way to portray a sad patient as part of the Simulated Participant Training …

… A Statistician for All Reasons … A Statistician for All Reasons Topics Research If you ask an occupational therapy or nursing student … help people without necessarily providing direct patient care,” he said. A Mentor for All In addition to teaching, Wong also provides consultations in data analysis to … access to data. They provide great patient care, but don’t always conduct the best research studies. That’s where I believe I can help.”  He’s hopeful they can …

… Request Information Nursing Meet five faculty who are leveraging clinical practice for the benefit of their students   It’s one thing to teach what you know, but it’s … assessments, making diagnoses, and prescribing medications and treatments for patients with acute psychosis, bipolar disorder, significant trauma, or a patient … the healthcare system, patients aren’t always aware that treatment decisions are best made within the context of their priorities, which may or may not be what is …

… A Nursing Leadership Program for the Times … A Nursing Leadership Program for the Times Topics Outcomes & Career Paths Michelle Dearborn, a nurse manager at … she read about a new pilot program at the MGH Institute last spring.  Designed for nurse leaders like Dearborn who want to grow their leadership practice, “ Raising … what makes a successful leader and what things they need to work on to become the best possible leader they can be,” said Nancy Schmidt, a leadership coach who spent …

… completely brushed off,” she said. “The doctor put my baby on another medication for reflux that had severe side effects. I remember saying, ‘I am a very resilient … her son’s symptoms, she would frequently see “tongue-tie” as a possible cause for all of them. Tongue-tie, formally known as ankyloglossia, is an affliction that … isn’t conclusive data for the healthcare world to act on, largely because the best research – randomized control trials where some babies are treated, and others …