… Harm Reduction Coalition. Guided by her lifelong dream of a career that would allow her to contribute to the physical and mental health of children, Leah pursued … Hello everyone, and a huge congratulations to all of today’s graduates. I know there were times when many of us thought we wouldn’t make it to this day, but … highs and lows, challenges and recoveries, tragedies and miracles. We must allow ourselves to feel the intricate emotions woven into each patient journey; to …

… really prepared us for practice, and we’ve all worked very hard to make it.” “You know, it feels like yesterday when we started,” added her classmate, Fiona Hart. “The … academic year. Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know .    Commencement 2024 News Tedy and Heidi Bruschi Receive Honorary Doctorates …

… discipline that would be helpful for other clinicians/educators/researchers to know when it comes to caring for patients with cardiac diagnoses? Inherited cardiac … discipline that would be helpful for other clinicians/educators/researchers to know when it comes to caring for patients with cardiac diagnoses? It might sound … discipline that would be helpful for other clinicians/educators/researchers to know when it comes to caring for patients with cardiac diagnoses? One key aspect of …

… use heat-related illness and climate assessment tools as teaching aids that allow individuals to understand their specific climate change-related risks. “So … East Boston that’s prone to flooding. “It enhanced my knowledge because I did not know what was going on in these communities,” said  Master of Science in Nursing … full symposium . Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know . …

… gala. It’s a connection that leaders at the Institute don’t take lightly. “We know we have big shoes to fill,” Institute President Dr. Paula Milone-Nuzzo told the … her Doctor of Nursing Practice and continues to practice on Cape Cod. “We all know where we came from. We all know where we’ve been.” For Susan Gabriel, a 1980 MGH nursing graduate, the message …

… have. I can look up extra information about the disease or condition if I want to know more about it. In the end, it’s really making sure you know the information so that you can give that information accurately to the student. … on my shoulder and said, “You have a rash on your back” and now it's like, “OK, we know what this is” because they're looking at a couple of different pieces of …

… placed instead at Cooley Dickinson, aren’t sure what to expect. Little do they know it’s a blessing in disguise.  “I think when people get placed here, they're kind … very well prepared,” observed Lawrence. “Their students are super-motivated. They know what they want to do. They are interested in acute and critical care, they want … – it really does,” concluded Lawrence. “The students are in our system. They know the facilities. They know the teams. They're out there doing rotations with our …