… Should consistent command following be added to the criteria for emergence from the minimally conscious state? Authors: Katherine Golden, Kimberly S. Erler, … J. Roseen, Kushang Patel, Stephen Bartels, Julie Keysor, Jonathan Bean  Learning from feedback with aphasia, exploring the roles of stress and affect. Authors: … at the recent Research and Scholarship Day. A total of 62 posters by faculty from the IHP’s academic programs (48) and students in the PhD in Rehabilitation …

… Modality.AI and MGH Institute of Health Professions to determine if data collected from an app is as effective, or more effective, than the observations of clinical … a patient receives a standard and consistent instruction set and can do so from home Decreases burden on provider time because the test is administered without … Using the application is as simple as clicking a link. The patient receives an email or text message indicating it is time to create a recording. Clicking a link …

… and alternative communication devices.”  The research looked at 166 ALS patients from the United States and Canada and utilized two data points from the same people, making this, according to Eshghi, “the largest longitudinal … you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so, email us at ihposc [at] mghihp.edu (ihposc[at]mghihp[dot]edu) . …

… fewest years of experience, you have all served as a source of inspiration to me. From academic to schools, from hospitals to outpatient settings, you’ve shown me the many ways in which it’s … fewest years of experience, you have all served as a source of inspiration to me. From academic to schools, from hospitals to outpatient settings, you’ve shown me the …

… Protocol for the Evaluation of Bulbar Dysfunction: Summary Recommendations from the Neals Bulbar Subcommittee Symposium."   Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and … students have clinical backgrounds and can bring the experiences and challenges from our clinical training/work to our classes and research. I think our work as … Protocol for the Evaluation of Bulbar Dysfunction: Summary Recommendations from the Neals Bulbar Subcommittee Symposium."   Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and …

… example, physical limitations caused by ALS or a stroke may prevent some people from holding a phone to their ear or have the dexterity to press the app’s activation … in developing Project Relate, Green said, has been Google’s two million recordings from thousands of people with speech disorders to help make their products more … you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so, email us at ihposc [at] mghihp.edu ( ihposc[at]mghihp[dot]edu ) . …

… of Trustees. Peter Brown was emcee for the event, which also featured remarks from President Paula Milone-Nuzzo, Trustee Angelleen Peters-Lewis, and Master of … into clinics and homes not only requires rigorous engineering, but also knowledge from clinical scientists, clinicians, and patients. The knowledge and expertise … who are recipients of the financial assistance raised at the fundraiser and from many other generous donors. He told the audience of how he was first exposed to …

… a paper aimed at providing best practices for collecting and analyzing speech data from minimally verbal autistic speakers.  Today in The IHP Interview, we sit down … the tongue, blowing a kiss, or smiling – can differentiate children who are verbal from children who are not verbal. These skills have also been found to correlate with … you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so, email  ihposc [at] mghihp.edu (ihposc[at]mghihp[dot]edu) .       …