… and Clinical Implications" On what was your research focused? The focus of my PhD work is the investigation of the kinematic sequence (movement patten) of … dominant versus non-dominant upper and lower extremity. American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM). San Diego, CA. May 8-13, 2017 Scarborough DM , Linderman … reasons I applied to this PhD program instead of others was the ability to pursue my degree while maintaining employment. …

… to become a nurse practitioner, moved up two slots nationally and is now  tied for 69th  out of 220 programs according to the publication. It is ranked third in Massachusetts and tied for 5th in New England.  Three of the MGH Institute’s programs in the School of … The Doctor of Nursing Practice was not included in 2022 because U. S. News ranked only in-person programs. The MGH Institute’s DNP is primarily an online program. It …

… poster with Assistant Professor Catherine Schmidt on “Enhancing Conservative Care for Glenohumeral Osteoarthritis: Insights from a Survey of Physical Therapists” and … with Muscle Activation and Kinematics in Exercise” and “Electrical Stimulation for Strengthening: What’s the Evidence and Best Practice.” Alumni presentations … who have significantly helped to advance the profession of physical therapy. It is only awarded when the APTA of MA’s Board of Directors feels there is an individual …

… to connect the two sides and improve how research can influence patient care. For Yuchao Wang, DPT ’24, his mother’s battle with cervical spondylosis inspired him … physical therapy can significantly help with pain and other symptoms.  “Watching my mother improve with this wide variety of treatments showed me at a young age how … in cognitive science.   But his undergraduate education raised a few questions for him, the first one being “What is the connection between mind and body in …

… Physical Therapy Association on November 21. She spoke with OSC’s Lisa McEvoy for this month’s IHP Interview.  How did you get interested in the topic of weight … it from people’s sense of worth. We usually assume that weight loss is the only reason a person’s health improved, but maybe the story is more complicated than … but there is still a lot of ableism and weight centeredness in our PT profession. My personal take is that if a patient is coming to us asking for support with weight …

… April 22 in  The Lancet , “ Vagus Nerve Stimulation Paired with Rehabilitation for Upper Limb Motor Function After Ischaemic Stroke (VNS-REHAB): A Randomised, … with sham stimulation. “How to optimize recovery after a stroke has been studied for decades, but there has been little shown to dramatically improve peoples’ daily … effort between the MGH Institute, MGH Neurology, and MGH Neurosurgery.  “We are only beginning to understand how to best stimulate the brain to regain function,” …