… we had a real connection. In the few words she had, she said ‘Excuse me, miss. my baby.’ There she was concern, and she wanted me to come look at her baby and do an … we had a real connection. In the few words she had, she said ‘Excuse me, miss. my baby.’ There she was concern, and she wanted me to come look at her baby and do an …

… the MGH Institute since 2011. “I am thrilled to have achieved this milestone in my career.” On hand to celebrate were Gona’s MGH Institute colleagues including … Paula Milone-Nuzzo; Associate Professor Emerita Rita Olans; Director of the Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health, Suellen Breakey, Dean Emeritus Ken … Paula Milone-Nuzzo; Associate Professor Emerita Rita Olans; Director of the Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health, Suellen Breakey, Dean Emeritus Ken …

… participants – the role players who bring a clinical scenario to life. And for the first time, an appreciation event was held to celebrate all that they do.  … that they make to our simulation program and to the IHP experiential learning for our students.” Inside Shouse last Tuesday, the Center for Interprofessional … their authentic portrayals and thoughtful feedback, SPs help students develop not only clinical examination skills but also their ability to listen, connect, and care …

… Education Leadership & Org Change At the MGH Institute, students are not the only ones learning and developing skills. With an incessant thirst for excellence, seven of MGH Institute’s faculty and staff will be expanding their … Sciences and Disorders. The training includes travel to three different cities for three different sessions over the program year. …

… fun in almost every interaction,” said Durning, a pediatric nurse practitioner for 24 years. “Even with a child who's fearful or crying because they're worried … matter how long it takes. “I don't want parents or caregivers waking up at 2:00 am for the next several nights, thinking they don't know anything. I really like to … was elevated to assistant professor at the IHP on July 1.    “Another thing my students hear me say a lot is that every patient encounter is a little bit of a …