… Health & Wellness Area of Expertise Acute Care Chronic Illness & Disability Women's Health “The most important thing is that clients have access to our services,” said Dr. Diane Smith, a professor of occupational therapy at MGH … from the Mass General Brigham system. The panel discussed and took questions on how the November 3 election could affect health care coverage and cost, the health …

… your background?    I am from Pequannock, NJ, and grew up in New Jersey. I moved to Massachusetts to attend college. I have a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in comparative literature from UMass … I found a job working as a rehabilitation aide at Newton Wellesley Hospital.  How did you choose IHP for your prerequisites?  I had just moved to start my new job …

… reading your students’ discussion posts in your online classroom, do you take time to reflect on how things went, how things are going, and how you and your students are experiencing … a number of strategies to improve teaching through critical reflection. Here’s one I like a lot. It’s called “Keeping a Teaching Log.” Brookfield maintained that … discussion posts in your online classroom, do you take time to reflect on how things went, how things are going, and how you and your students are experiencing …

… target Intersex children and adolescents by empowering Intersex people of color to advance that change. People who identify as Intersex (the “I” in LGBTQIA+) have a … folks may have ambiguous genitals, hormonal levels, atypical chromosomes, there’s a large spectrum that it encompasses.” Wall noted that 1.7% of the population is … about the intersection between racism and injustice toward Intersex people and how historical non-binary gender norms in cultures around the world were erased by …