… exposing the depth and daily practice of systemic racism in the United States. For the Institute, it was more than a one-two punch. It was a call to action. Less … the event along with three other student organizations: KinsIHP, Students for Racial Justice in Health Care, and Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates … Paula Milone-Nuzzo spoke at the DEI event, saying in part, “I’ve lived most of my life with the feeling that if I tried to be a good person, if I care for others …

… Jillian Crehan `19, and Taylor Delosh `19 showed the difficulty of dressing with only one hand. And Physical Therapy Assistant Professor Jane Baldwin took the youth … that helps PTs lift patients. MGH Youth Scholars is a four-year program that, for the past two decades, has inspired hundreds of Boston youth who are interested in … that helps PTs lift patients. MGH Youth Scholars is a four-year program that, for the past two decades, has inspired hundreds of Boston youth who are interested in …

… on? Collaborative communication interventions in interdisciplinary settings for children with an autism spectrum disorder. What are your plans & goals now that you have completed your PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences? In my current position, Vice President of Allied Health and Supportive Technology, May Institute, I oversee rehabilitation and assistive technology services for schools, clinics, and adult programs for people with autism and developmental …

… R. Gino Chisari, RN, NPD-BC, DNP ’11, director of the Norman Knight Nursing Center for Clinical & Professional Development at Massachusetts General Hospital, and 2020 … at a veteran’s hospital in California. She was president of the National League for Nursing, the oldest nursing organization in the United States, representing more … collaboratively to move forward during these crises was really the highlight of my professional career.”  “We were grateful for Elaine’s leadership during a …

… know more. “I realized there are so many kids who were going to be staying at home for no-one-knew how long,” said Bao, who’s been researching aspects of children’s … no one had been able to model that impact with any data-backed precision. The only research Bao could find in March contained just commentary, no quantified … no book reading showed children’s reading ability will plateau.” “The take-home for educators is that however kids return to class, they should know their kids lost …

… became a more dangerous place. As Russia made an unprovoked invasion of Ukraine for the sole purpose of acquiring more territory, the world’s population became exposed to the impact of leaders who are not driven by what’s good for their people but are motivated by their own power. The suffering and despair … a sovereign nation of free people. I am old enough to remember several wars during my lifetime. Perhaps because I’m older now and these atrocities tend to weigh heavy …

… she didn’t even have time to consider whether she was putting herself in danger. “My priority was trying to save the person’s life.”  Although she had not had a … once they heard what had happened, they all were very supportive and thanked me for being a Good Samaritan and that they had my back.” Dr. Kathy Sabo, who was … person until paramedics arrived. We couldn’t be more proud of her heroic actions.” For Pereira, she is saddened she could not save the victim but sees it as a valuable …

… Health Conditions in Spinal Cord Injury On what was your research focused? My research focuses on enhancing wellness and participation outcomes for adults with spinal cord injury (SCI) at community-based levels of rehabilitation. … telehealth technology and peer coaching to provide health screening and education for community-residing adults with SCI in order to support skill development and …