… AI and other innovations are fast becoming a game changer in finding efficiencies for healthcare workers that can translate into improved patient experiences and … Officer at Mass General Brigham, of which the Institute is the healthcare system’s only academic member. It included Dr. Nara Gavini , the IHP’s Associate Provost for … she will complete her IHP education next year and begin her new career. “My ultimate goal is to guide children and adolescents to optimum physical and mental …

… who work with clients. That way, a client who comes to the Aphasia Center , for example, might be connected to a research project that could benefit and improve … learn about what reviewers are looking for. When their grants get rejected, I open my file drawer and show them my rejections.” The goal: to train students to be … in the lab where students from the IHP as well as other area colleges not only learn but also collaborate and find fulfillment,” she says.  Eshghi says the …

… led by Kathy Lyons shows benefit of telephone-delivered rehabilitative care for breast cancer survivors   Breast cancer treatment not only can create impairments, like strength loss, pain or swelling, but can cause … meaningful,” said Lyons. “A survivor might say, ‘I haven't done anything fun,’ or ‘My house is chaotic now because everything went on hold when I went on treatment.’ We …

… an impressive 236% over the past five years, far surpassing the national average for health professions schools.  “After all, who wants to be average?” joked Dr. Nara … Institute, we published 330 papers in the same year. In terms of grant portfolios, only 50 of the 59 schools report any level of external funding. The average is $10.1 … a hard time finding, evaluating, and knowing what to do when someone came to my office and the teacher said, ‘I think they're not feeling well. I think they have …

… and her team are helping clinicians overcome. Their conversation has been edited for brevity and clarity.    Before we get to your research, let’s start with Strength … it changes it somehow?  And we used to think, “Oh, all change is bad, it can only water down the intervention,” but now we know in implementation science, when … possible for clinics who want to say, “Oh, I'd love to offer something better for my patients.” It all comes back the MGH Institute’s place in the  Mass General …

… Imbalance Topics Research Imbalance and risk of falling is a common side effect for breast cancer survivors. For years, it was presumed that peripheral neuropathy - nerve damage caused by the … risk of someone losing their balance and falling.   “As clinicians, we’re often only considering peripheral neuropathy as a primary risk factor for imbalance,” said …

… It’s well known that exercise does a body good, and that’s especially the case for breast cancer survivors battling cancer-related fatigue (CRF). But how do breast … the CaRe Lab, is a co-author, as is Mei Rosemary Fu, PhD, RN, FAAN, associate dean for research in the School of Nursing and Health Studies at the University of … concludes Wechsler. “We know what's best. We know exercise works but that can only go so far. We have to know how breast cancer survivors living with cancer …

… on the types of conditions where there are major lingering questions that could only be answered by skilled researchers in the school’s existing disciplines, such as … conference presentations by the full-time faculty have increased exponentially. For Hillman, who was the inaugural associate provost for research and just recently stepped down as director of the PhD program, the …