… how pediatric SLPs track client performance to improve treatment outcomes.  In my clinical practice, I’ve developed a web-based data collection and analysis … for clinicians to input data and analyze trends in progress in real-time.   My research will explore its effectiveness in clinical practice.  What do you think … the best of both worlds; I am able to actively pursue a PhD without abandoning my enthusiasm for treating children with speech and language disorders. There is no …

… Boston University, 2007 MS, Occupational Therapy, Boston University, 2009   What was your research setting during the PhD program? Mentor:  Joseph T. Giacino, PhD ,   … Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury   On what was your research focused? For my dissertation, I examined social participation, which is often considered an … the TBI Model Systems National Database. The 3 research studies that comprised my dissertation ranged in topic from predicting the trajectory of participation over …

… have raised to support the MGH Institute since 2011. “This race has been on my bucket list for years,” said Allen, a student in the MGH Institute’s Doctor of … in neuroscience at Haverford College before heading to Boston to attend the IHP. “My brother's ability to effectively communicate his wants, needs, thoughts, and … that supporting autistic individuals in strengthening their self-advocacy skills was extremely important to me, and speech-language pathology was the perfect fit.” …

… a moving experience to enter the Athlete Village on the first day- – even at my third Games!” said McLoughlin, who arrived in Paris with  USRowing earlier this … we were all in at Tokyo feels especially delightful.”  McLoughlin,  DPT ’09, was a team physical therapist at the 2020 Games in Tokyo that were delayed to 2021 … – a privilege and responsibility she’s never taken lightly.  “I never started my practice thinking I would end up at the Olympics,” said McLoughlin, who owns and …

… MA, Speech-Language Pathology, Northwestern University, Evanston IL, 2000 What was your research setting during the program? Mentor :  Jordan R. Green, PhD, CCC-SLP … Lab , MGH Institute of Health Professions On what was your research focused? My research focuses on the neuromechanics of normal and disordered feeding development. In my research, I am developing novel computer-based methods to assess the sensory and …

… gained prominence in 1989 with his pioneering book,  The End of Nature , which was published in 24 different languages. Since then, he has traveled the world … subtitle, “A Roadmap for Grassroots Advocacy,” is another reason McKibben was drawn to being part of the event. His nonprofit, 350.org that he launched in 2007 … gained prominence in 1989 with his pioneering book,  The End of Nature , which was published in 24 different languages. Since then, he has traveled the world …

… of these changes in the economy. The unemployment rate for men in December of 2020 was 6.4%, while black women had an unemployment rate of 8.4%, and Latinas had an … family members and children that were not in school or daycare. This inequity was highlighted by our own Dr. Tiffany Hogan and her colleagues in an article that … inequity is seen in all aspects of our society. As a women’s basketball fan, I was struck by the recent revelations that the woman playing in the NCAA’s March …

… in an innovative way.” While patients with special healthcare needs typically only account for a fraction of a nurse practitioner’s caseload, their needs are often … high blood pressure and high cholesterol in children,” says Coughlin. “That was not a part of the curriculum that I learned while training to be a pediatric … in an innovative way.” While patients with special healthcare needs typically only account for a fraction of a nurse practitioner’s caseload, their needs are often …