… that resonated with the Academy.   “I think this is really like the cherry on top,” said Gona. “It’s like this little girl who had dreams - I never thought I could … Fellows in the Academy. Gona is well aware of what being a Fellow means, but she’s also aware of the support that provided the boost to make it possible.  “My … been fantastic.” Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know .     …

… organization that works to mitigate the harmful effects of substances but also provides health care services these individuals typically don’t have access to … like human beings instead of criminals seems like a natural first step. We know that addiction can affect anyone from any walk of life, just like diabetes or … , respectively. But the problem with life-threatening substances is that if you die, you can't go into remission. You mentioned that earlier in your career, you …

… scholarship and disseminating work through publications and presentations. We were also focused on educating students about the connection between climate change and … and slides that can be found on the Climate Resources for Health Education website . The work was initiated by a group of medical students and faculty and has … the day.  Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know . …

… sure what to major in, but her father had an idea.  “My father said to me, ‘You know I think you'd make a great teacher or a great nurse,’” recalled Dr. Nicholas. … she has authored, and being named a Fellow by the American Academy of Nursing. She also served as Director of Global Health and Academic Partnerships at the Brigham and … it's heading.” Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know . Patrice Nicholas and Sheila Davis, Chief Executive …

… Experience Area of Expertise Primary Care Hall, Kieran, and Rudolph - who are also Mass General Brigham practitioners - looking to educate and empower nurses … nurse specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital , “just by the statistics, we know this is absolutely a public health crisis.”  In their article, “Gun Violence: … home, then it’s ‘OK, now what do I do with that information?’ The nurses wanted to know what resources were available to them and to provide patients. Could they give …

… planning, but it's sort of like planning for a pandemic, right? You don’t really know what you need until you need it.”  Simmonds, who has taught at the IHP since … weeks of pregnancy, but Simmonds says if a pregnant woman needs to travel, she may also have to arrange for childcare, transportation, and time off from work. That all … the means to travel, and they will be desperate to end a pregnancy,” she says. “We know from history they will do all kinds of things that are very harmful to their …

… with me and our students and to hire as many of them as possible.  We’re also working together on ways to incorporate best practices into our curriculum and … in the country, we could count on 150 graduates every year,” said Burke. “I know I have to compete with my MGB colleagues from other hospitals, but at least we … White’s ears because getting IHP nurses placed within the MGB system is one of his top priorities. And he sees the shortage areas as opportunities IHP nursing graduates …

… reviews them every three years.   The Doctor of Physical Therapy is the top-ranked program in New England, and is 9th out of 217 ranked programs in the country, placing it in the top 4% of all physical therapy programs.  The Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology is also the top-ranked program in New England, coming in tied for 10th in the country …