… a recent event held at the RSM office, where she received more than $115,000 for the first year of three-year, $300,000 grant for her project, “The MGHIHP Engaging Educators to Improve Literacy Outcomes in … The Starting Off Strong initiative at the Kennedy Center received $40,500 in the last year of a three-year, $230,500 grant. Assistant professor of communication …

… Ms. Sleeper’s report led to the hospital hiring 90 new graduates to care for patients, thus enabling students to have more class time. Ruth Sleeper was an … nursing education to a broader academic-based curriculum and worked diligently for MGH to become a degree-granting institution. Her efforts, along with those of Dr. … hospital’s executive team.  To demonstrate how far we (nurses) have come over the last 60 years, I’d like to share with you some personal and professional experiences. …

… an update on the JEDI activities that the Institute has engaged in since my last update in January. The murder of George Floyd changed our sense of urgency in … values of social justice and equity; we must take action to make this a reality for the IHP.  In 2018, we created the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, … each year, which is included as part of their annual evaluation. It is not enough for our students to be well versed in this content – our employees must be as well.  …

… Who Should Write Me a Letter of Recommendation for Graduate School? … Who Should Write Me a Letter of Recommendation for Graduate School? When you’re preparing your graduate school application, your GPA …   Common Mistakes to Avoid Asking someone who barely knows you. Waiting until the last minute. Providing little or no guidance to your recommenders. Requesting letters …

… classmates at the Department of Physical Therapy Awards and Graduation Celebration last Friday in 1 CW.   “He is right,” Nieves continued during her student address. … listening to the patient … actually hearing their story, goals, fears, and hope. For the patients who have difficulty speaking it’s observing their restlessness, the … of the Department of Physical Therapy and the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for the School Keshrie Naidoo, PT, DPT, EdD , shared a quote from noted …

… Rhetorical questions  emphasize a point or reinforce a concept ( We agreed at our last meeting that Smith’s theory posed several problems that require further … expect students to answer these questions. Closed questions  have few options for answers. Usually only one response is a correct answer to the question ( What … to determine whether students retained recent content knowledge well enough for us to build on a concept or move on to the next topic. Open questions  elicit a …

… Program Topics Outcomes & Career Paths Agreements means streamlined pathways for students to enter high demand careers The MGH Institute continues to add more …  designed to create clearer pathways into graduate healthcare programs. Launched last fall, the partnership network also includes  Suffolk University ,  Providence … Health Professions represents an exciting step forward in expanding opportunities for our cadets and students interested in the healthcare profession," said Darin …

… begin with a single clinical experience that reveals both purpose and possibility. For Holly Bonnette, MS-NU ’14, a clinical rotation in gastroenterology led to a … Colorectal Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital, where I have now practiced for the past 11 years. While colorectal surgery is not always viewed as the most glamorous specialty, it is incredibly rewarding to care for this patient population and to see the meaningful impact our work has on …

… Christopher Reeves (MS-NU ’15) began his tenure as President of the MCNP last month and will serve with the Director of DEI Mariyan Montaque (MS-NU '15, DNP … the NP profession, the MCNP is a non-profit professional membership organization for Massachusetts nurse practitioners. Founded in 1992, it provides a platform for professional support and regulatory guidance. By fostering excellence in …