… Class of 25: Casey Hynes, OT, OTD, OTR (Pronouns: she/her) View Casey's Linkedin Profile   Name and credentials: Casey Hynes, OT, OTD, OTR Degree and year: … Care Studies, Husson University, 2018 Innovation Project: Title: “Time for a Heart to Heart: An occupational therapy lifestyle management program designed for … courses really stick with me every day in both my professional and social life. How have you immediately applied coursework to your professional life? I am utilizing …

… were brimming with things like toothbrushes, toothpaste and food, according to SGA President MacKensie Looze, CSD ’25.  “There were substantial donations,” said … Veterans and suggested we do a letter writing event for Veterans Day to show them how much the people really do care and value their service.” There was also a Mass General Brigham-wide event on November 6. MGB’s Annuals Veterans Day Forum featured two panel discussions with employees and …

… for the goal of increasing hygiene practices within the homeless population. Data on proper hygiene practices among the homeless population is lacking; however, it is … of oral, skin, and foot health. Stations included educational handouts, pictures to identify stages of worsening hygiene, and information to identify early signs and … individuals went through the three hygiene stations to learn interactively how to increase health. Afterwards, individuals took a post-test and received a …

… patients with darker skin tones.  “This is something that is really central to advancing equity of care and decreasing health disparities and inequalities,” said Pusey-Reid, an Associate Professor of Nursing. “Nurses are the nation’s largest healthcare profession so any changes we make, have the potential to impact … she said.  Over the past 10 years, she has watched report after report emerge of how individuals with darker skin tones receive delayed treatment and endure disease …

… as Vaccine Nears A couple of months ago, I wrote on the importance of vaccines to the public health of our country. In the United States and across the world, we … educational level, the coronavirus vaccine can have an even greater impact.   So, how do we as a country get to the point where we can get back to normal? We continue … from a long history of medical experimentation and misconduct. In 1932, the U.S. Public Health Service launched the Tuskegee Study using Black men to understand …

… Much to Be Proud of at Start of New Academic Year … Much to Be Proud of at Start of New Academic Year Welcome to the start of the 2018-2019 … year at this time and was nervous about joining the IHP. We all want you to know how glad we are you decided to join this wonderful academic institution that will … patient care. They are focusing on areas that can make a real difference in people’s lives and include such areas as improving student outcomes, brain recovery after …

… of Lake Erie literally caught on fire when industrial materials that were allowed to enter the river ignited. This was not the first time the river caught fire, but it … of farm workers and their fight for the right to organize a union. They explained how we could help the cause by supporting the grape and lettuce boycott. Lucia and I … planet led many of my patients to flee their Central American homelands. While it’s my day-to-day work to provide culturally humble and high-quality health care, I see …