… projects, they also learn about how providing health care can change the world.  For Grace Riley, MSN ’20, this lesson started with her father. He always told Riley … training: learn to read your patient,” she says.  These lessons led to a career for two students. One is Anne Cowles, MSN ’19, a New Hampshire native and alumna of … students serve. Having students return full-time is exactly what we were hoping for.”  Returning was particularly powerful for Cowles.  “When I left here as a …

… fields, the integration of technology in teaching and learning is essential for preparing the next generation of professionals. Medical and health professions … or anatomical structures. This hands-on approach is particularly effective for surgical training and complex procedure rehearsals, allowing students to practice … courses or to visualize different layers of body tissues without the need for physical models. Simulation-Based Learning Simulation is the process of using …

… Consciously Advocating for Change … Consciously Advocating for Change Topics Outcomes & Career Paths Research Area of Expertise Acute Care … me a lot of moral distress and was the starting point of wanting to advocate for a change.”  Making that prognosis after two days is the norm in many medical … things down into smaller, achievable processes and goals in order to get to that ultimate outcome.” Her project, which was recently published in the journal, Brain …

… IHP Interview with Regina Doherty on the Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice … IHP Interview with Regina Doherty on the Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice Topics Mass General Brigham Clinical Experience Interprofessional Education The Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice (CIEP) at the MGH Institute launched in …

… work has made a difference to patients around the world, people tend to notice. For Mary Hildebrand , MOT, OTD, OTR, and  Kathleen Lyons, ScD, OT, OTR , the latest acknowledgment of their significant contributions came over the weekend during … sciences, focusing on advancing the science aimed at enhancing the quality of life for adult cancer survivors through research and advocacy. In addition to her …

… and heartfelt handshake or a hug (and I am a hugger). In fact, those opportunities for meeting people have all but disappeared from our lives because our world has been … and pharmacy. Even those outings have become completely transactional – get in for what you need and get out as fast as you can. No longer do we have the … at the Bunker Hill Mall or the ones around Pier 4 to talk to complete strangers. For some, our world has also narrowed to the few people who are at home with us all …

… care pediatric nurse practitioner. It started as worried discussion about the news coming from overseas and COVID-19 cases reaching New York, which turned into … but I also felt a small amount of nervous anticipation: This is what I was trained for, to be able to help in a time of need. Last spring, when the pandemic’s chaos was … I see patients and family. My parents have also received the vaccine, so now I can visit without a glass door separating us. I tell every patient I see about the …