… was absolutely right.”  That call and ensuing encouragement to work in a hospital setting was just what the doctor ordered.  “Vanessa said, ‘Lisa, you’re in the … When I was in college, we took notes with a pencil and paper. Today, the pace is so fast that you just can’t do that anymore - everything is digital. I had to learn how to use a Mac, sync it with an iPad, download …

… to say goodbye to three colleagues whose aggregate service to the Institute is 38 years.  Pat Reidy , interim dean for the School of Nursing and director of … a lifetime. When she invited me to join the Institute. I thought to myself, ‘What is an Institute?’ I had no idea of what was ahead for me, but it became my very … “What a journey it's been. And as I've often said to our graduates, nursing is a profession full of opportunity. From the bedside to the community, from primary …

… think it’s being the middle child,” reasoned Tagliareni. “My youngest sister, Pam, is so much younger, so I ended up being the babysitter, the calmer, the one who was … sort of the caretaker.”  Now, with retirement beckoning on July 6, Tagliareni is turning to her favorite book from childhood, Stuart Little , to once again guide … Community College of Philadelphia in North Philadelphia, where she would stay for 26 years.  “About 75% of the students were from minority backgrounds, the average age …

… Acute Care Chronic Illness & Disability Women's Health “The most important thing is that clients have access to our services,” said Dr. Diane Smith, a professor of … “What’s at Stake? Health Implications of the Election,” a panel event held October 26 via Zoom that drew over 240 MGH Institute students, faculty, and staff plus … for health care coverage and cost. “Much of the difference in the candidates is a referendum on the Affordable Care Act,” noted Hoyt. He explained how a lawsuit …