… learning, where students from multiple programs learn with and from each other, is a cornerstone of the IHP.  Studies show that team-based patient care improves health … overall professional readiness, and at the Institute interprofessional learning is a cornerstone of all programs.  Child Development Day Bringing together over 300 … Aphasia Program (S-IHP's CAP) and his caregiver took the stage on October 26 to share his story. He’s been diagnosed with aphasia, a language disorder caused …

… Student Life Those entering the physical therapy field help their patients on a day-to-day basis, but in between appointments and lessons they are working to … to enter the profession, it’s clear this population can make – and does make – a significant impact on people everywhere. Their innate desire to help others lends … Clinical Residency in Orthopedic Physical Therapy at the IHP, organized and led a virtual conference which featured many PT alumni speakers focused on the connection …

… Celebrating Service, Dedication, and a Commitment to Students … Celebrating Service, Dedication, and a Commitment to Students Topics Faculty Development Outcomes & Career Paths Area of … Haynes , Susan Fasoli , and Mary Hildebrand are no exception. Last week inside a packed conference room at 1 CW, the IHP community celebrated their contributions, marking the end of an era and ushering in a new chapter for each: retirement. “Together, they’ve served the IHP for 48 years,” …

… Opening the Door to a Career in Professional Sports … Opening the Door to a Career in Professional Sports Kristina Osorio DPT ’25 beginning physical therapy … with what she learned in the Physical Therapy program at the MGH Institute.  A collegiate softball player herself, Osorio’s interest in sports medicine began after taking a first aid and safety class in high school. Knowing she wanted to stay in sports …

… American Heart Association (which oversees the American Stroke Association ) issue a new policy statement calling for stroke survivors to be discharged based on their functional needs, not their zip code, insurance, or a doctor’s cultural competency. The policy statement was published in Stroke , a peer-reviewed scientific journal. In this month’s IHP Interview, OSC’s Sean …

… as: “When did your child start crawling?” When did she start talking?” Is there a family history of genetic issues? “What kind of safety barriers do you have in your … session, but it gave students more insight into what developmental milestones a child has reached. “It was a great experience,” said Hope Hilsenrath, a first-year Doctor of Occupational …

… For years, the MGH Institute of Health Professions’ reputation has generated a healthy “word of mouth” campaign that’s led to a steady stream of students eager to enjoy the same quality academic experience as … anything else because they're the ones that lived it. “ For more information, visit our Pay It Forward Referral Program webpage.  Haley Matuszek (right), Clinical …

… momentary assessment (EMA) to collect real-time information several times a day via text message about stroke survivors’ daily activities, including what they … will include people with and without aphasia.   “ Scaling up: Piloting a home-practice version of Melodic Intonation Therapy.” Zipse will develop and test a … Tedy's Team. Client David Santaniello (right) chats with Emily Cudhea Pierce, OTD '26; Miranda Milunsky, DPT '25; and Matthew Walmsey, DPT '25, during the Seasonal …