… why he has led efforts to integrate Balint groups at the MGH Institute.    What is Balint?  Balint groups were established in the 1950s by Michael and Enid Balint. … on patient outcomes, they looked at the emotional and relational components. That is the part that tends to stick with clinicians, and we know if those emotions don’t get resolved, it can result in burnout.  Balint groups is a facilitated group process. It is a four-part process with a fixed and …

… patient-reported outcomes, imaging, and public health sources. But healthcare data is not “clean” business data. It is complex, regulated, and deeply contextual. That is why organizations need health data analysts: professionals who can translate … patient-reported outcomes, imaging, and public health sources. But healthcare data is not “clean” business data. It is complex, regulated, and deeply contextual. That …

… All the necessary equipment and technology were set up in a designated laboratory setting at the Voice Center in downtown Boston. The MRI images of my brain taken the … An equal number of age-matched participants form a control group. The theory is that closer examination of the parts of the brain connected to the production of … All the necessary equipment and technology were set up in a designated laboratory setting at the Voice Center in downtown Boston. The MRI images of my brain taken the …

… which represents more than 150,000 nurses and nursing students nationwide, is an initiative that encourages and empowers nurses to act on climate as a health … ’ executive director. “Nurses already are witnessing how climate change is impacting the health of millions of people so they must be adequately prepared to … and other population-based settings.” The MGH Institute’s Climate Center is a nurse-led initiative focused on exposing and educating all health professionals …