… for individuals living with heart failure in the acute care setting"  The basis of my innovative project was a heart failure manual designed to enhance the role of occupational therapy in … in the Health Professions. Both courses really stick with me every day in both my professional and social life. How have you immediately applied coursework to your …

… leads to silent treatment failure and often isn’t discovered until a follow-up visit or acute episode occurs. Cost of medication remains a significant and often … offer another key dataset. These records can show exactly when a prescription was filled and when the next refill is due. Gaps between refills often indicate … medication refills, a flag may appear on the provider’s dashboard during the next visit or daily patient review. Predictive alerts are an emerging innovation powered …

… change-related risks. “So being mobile gives our students a unique opportunity to visit these communities and work first-hand with these residents. It gives them a … new substation in a section of 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 student Ricky …

… Teresa Kimberley, Director of the MGH Institute’s Brain Recovery Lab , was among the team of stroke experts that helped the American Heart Association … their zip code, insurance, or a doctor’s cultural competency. The policy statement was published in Stroke , a peer-reviewed scientific journal. In this month’s IHP … happen that there’s no systematic way to handle stroke survivors the same way?  My guess is that part of the problem is that there isn’t funding for help with …

… '17 Tell us a little bit about your current work?  Currently, I work full time at my private practice, Cognitive SLP, providing virtual cognitive therapy and executive … professionals and caregivers, some of which are highlighted below. What was the catalyst for your specializing in brain injury & cognition?  What sustains you in this work?  It was during my time at Spaulding Rehab Hospital's Inpatient Pediatric Program where I began to …

… 2005 BS, Biology, Duquesne University, 2005 DPT, Duquesne University, 2007 What was your research setting(s), mentor’s name and name of lab? I work with several … Sethna, MBchB , Clinical Director of the PPRC, Boston Children's Hospital, is my primary research mentor.  What did your research focus on? My current research focuses on pain management in children with chronic pain …

… practice, grants, and so much impact on their professions. But what I heard today was they were all part of an incredible community, and they loved this community, and … “I'm so very grateful for all the coworkers and friends that I've made since my move, many of whom are here and whom I plan on spending some time with after I … in the OT department and throughout the IHP who have allowed me to be me, to weave my sense of humor and advocacy throughout everything I do.  “After working for …