… at Massachusetts General Hospital. Another is a Daisy award winner in line to become a nurse leader at MGH while another just got elected to her community’s … disease with no cure. But that’s not stopping her and her team from trying to find one.  As Site Director for the Neurological Clinical Research Institute and … home with these new medications and new services, but is anyone thinking about how that will affect their school day? I think it's really important for someone to …

… Institute’s use of Simulated Participants – people who typically play the part of someone with a condition, disease, or ailment; sometimes, they also portray family members, caregivers and healthcare workers.  The idea is to provide student a real-world, real-time experience that will help prepare … you must have mixed my X-ray up with someone else.” The student doesn’t know how you're going to respond, either. How did you respond? I played someone who was in …

… & Career Paths Area of Expertise Nursing Education The newspaper’s annual Salute to Nurses section includes praise for faculty and alumni who work in hospitals across … across the Boston area for students to learn more about mental illness and how we treat it. They’re like the postal service: Through snow, sleet, and working … her patients. If she doesn’t have an answer, she’ll do everything in her power to find it. She goes the extra mile to make sure our patients are safe and able to drive …

… Outcomes & Career Paths IHP education and personal experiences propel IHP graduate to the operating room. It was kindness and support during life’s horrifying moments … nurses showed my family brought me so much peace. It made me want to do that for someone else.” At the time, Fournier was a student at Stonehill College studying … always taught us to prepare for the worst-case scenario and then prepare how you’ll react to it,” she says. “I still do that exercise in my head. I think …

… & Career Paths Area of Expertise Nursing Education Newspaper’s annual Salute to Nurses section highlights more than a dozen faculty and graduates for their … that he had cancer, and Colleen sat beside him to show empathy. No matter how tired she is, she smiles to show that someone cares about them. Colleen will also … very nervous mom during my son’s cancer treatment, which I think most people would find very overwhelming and most likely bothersome. I had so many questions, and each …

… Breakey, Hill, Morse, and Sipe to be Inducted into American Academy of Nursing … Breakey, Hill, Morse, and Sipe to be Inducted into American Academy of Nursing Topics Faculty Development Area of … the Academy is signaling to me, and I hope it will signal to the general public, how important this topic is,” observes Hill. Once inducted into the Academy, the …

… with MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing rapidly brings research to patient bedside Nurses who want to keep up with the latest research but don’t have … labor, Bernstein also let nurses know what conversation topics should include, how “failed induction” should be defined, the ethical aspects of decision-making, and … there's no way that every bedside nurse who works in obstetrics has the time to find all those articles, read them themselves, and then figure out what the takeaways …

… as a nurse practitioner in advanced heart failure and transplant. What drew Parise to working with heart failure patients was the holistic approach it required. She … the door as a nurse assistant.” Parise was equally moved.  “I just had no idea of how much of an impact I had made on her,” Parise said. “You don’t expect it to happen … shook hands with faculty until she heard a voice call her name. She looked up to find Parise standing at the end of the stage, diploma in hand.  “We both burst into …