… “What’s at Stake? Health Implications of the Election,” a panel event held October 26 via Zoom that drew over 240 MGH Institute students, faculty, and staff plus … Professor of Nursing Dr. Alex Hoyt, discussed the election’s implications for health care coverage and cost. “Much of the difference in the candidates is a … of Physician Assistant Studies Josh Merson discussed the election’s implications for the health workforce. Quinn noted that there are 14,000 “dreamers” in the health …

… the MGH Institute’s annual scholarship fundraiser, discussed that topic on October 26. An audience of faculty, students, alumni, and friends of the IHP heard from a … AI and other innovations are fast becoming a game changer in finding efficiencies for healthcare workers that can translate into improved patient experiences and … she will complete her IHP education next year and begin her new career. “My ultimate goal is to guide children and adolescents to optimum physical and mental …

… Clinical Experience Area of Expertise Rehabilitation Telemedicine Pittmann and team using grant from MGH’s Slavin Academy to evaluate telehealth training It’s one … her team are finding out, thanks to a grant from The Peter L. Slavin, MD Academy for Applied Learning in Health Care at Massachusetts General Hospital.  Over the past … and I've also had really positive ones. This work was inspired by a not-so-great visit with a telehealth practitioner who I don't think was trained in telehealth …

… work with the students, the faculty and staff who play a key role in readying them for their careers?  That’s where Leadership Women comes in. The national … has been working with IHP faculty and staff since 2012. Over the past decade, 26 employees have completed the company’s Leadership America program.  “One of the … change but now it's much more commonplace to see this issue discussed on the news as more people are impacted by more frequent climate-related events such as …

… through decades of research and practice. Clark provided practical strategies for healthcare professionals to actively build civility, emphasizing small yet impactful behaviors such as pausing to avoid impulsive reactions, co-creating team norms, and purposefully expressing meaningful gratitude.   Reflecting on the … Taking a moment helps us remember to treat others as we'd like to be treated.”  For attendees navigating the stresses of healthcare education and practice, the …

… Nursing Education The MGH Institute of Health Professions made it easier than ever for students, faculty, and staff to stay healthy this flu season. On Monday, in … Services, and Gary Muise, Project Manager.  “I want to express gratitude to my team for their exceptional planning and execution of the flu shot clinic, and to our … able to offer this again in the future.”  For those still in need of a flu shot, visit the MGB clinics in the Navy Yard on October 8 from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. or …

… 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 … Education and Practice, about some of the initial objectives of the team and what’s next.  What did you want to focus on when you became dean?  The IHP …

… learning opportunities through the Institute’s Ruth Sleeper Nursing Center for Clinical Education and Wellness to ensure the knowledge, skills, and abilities … shows Harvard-Kent Elementary School pupils slides on her laptop during a recent visit. IHP nursing student Shannon MacDowell (middle) and Mass General Hospital nurse … of bringing students from multiple programs together to learn the benefits of a team-based approach to care that studies show improve patient outcomes.  Reidy noted …