… not just to keep up, but to develop the clinical reasoning skills essential for success in the profession.  “I didn’t know how I was going to get all of this … at home,” DeAlmeida recalls. “I needed to find something that could make it easier for me to do everything.”  Seeking guidance, she reached out to Tara Mansour, OT, … used generative AI to create an initial list of therapeutic play-based activities for a young client. But that was just the starting point. AI reduced the time and …

… gift by an anonymous member of the Board of Trustees. Peter Brown was emcee for the event, which also featured remarks from President Paula Milone-Nuzzo, Trustee … you. You can type on your device, and the device will understand you. But for many people who have disabilities, such communication is challenging,” he said. … more imperative that we find ways of making communication systems that really work for everyone.” For Green, whose research is on the cutting edge of speech disorders, …

… and justice into action is something  Dr. Kimberly Truong  has been working on for some time. Truong, the executive director of the school’s  Office of Justice, … Lives Matter movement made headlines, she took a first step by hiring two students for a pilot program. The students were provided with training and mentorship and … wanted to change that.” Kanayo Sakai says students want more instruction in caring for a diverse patient population. One of the best things Kanayo Sakai has experienced …

… change is a public health and health equity crisis. The MGH Institute’s  Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health , situated within the School of … leadership programs.  “This is not something to be concerned about in the future for the next generation – it’s an issue that’s present and is here at a critical … medicine PA at Cambridge Health Alliance in Everett. “As we prepare our students for what the real world will look like in their respective fields, we focus heavily …

… 1 with its annual Faculty Convocation. Hosted by Dr. Peter Cahn, associate provost for academic affairs, and Heather Easter, director of academic operations, the Zoom … faculty, staff, and administrators. Dr. Alex Johnson, provost and vice president for academic affairs, lauded the IHP community for its resilience during the coronavirus pandemic that forced the campus to close …

… within the IHP School of Healthcare Leadership, says 2009 was a touchstone for the field. That’s when she joined the research team behind a two-year, randomized national study examining whether clinical training hours for prelicensure nursing students could be replaced by simulation. The question was a pressing one for the study’s sponsor, the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. Nursing …