… Alumni Q&A: Moxie Scrubs: For Nurses, By (IHP Alumni) Nurses … articles, the partnerships we choose, and the daily reminders of self-care. We are even launching the Moxie Scrubs Foundation soon to support the mental health of the … to an even wider audience through the articles I've written for the moxiescrubs.com blog. For instance, my article “How to Survive Nursing Clinicals” pours the …

… Academy of Nursing notifying the veteran nurse that she had been selected to be a Fellow, the highest honor bestowed on a nurse from the world’s most prestigious … a rigorous process that includes seven layers of evaluation before a submission is even voted on. Gona’s inclusion brings to 12 the number of IHP faculty members who … concluded Gona. “They could see something in me really when I sometimes I couldn't even see it myself. And they nurtured me and helped me along the way to where I am …

… an honor,” said graduate Tiffany Vassell, ABSN ‘14. “I am so proud and happy to be a part of the IHP family, and I'm just really honored to have been selected to be a … aren't able to. I feel like this program has helped me to be able to develop that even more, and to be able to foster those connections even more.” … aren't able to. I feel like this program has helped me to be able to develop that even more, and to be able to foster those connections even more.” …

… Area of Expertise Rehabilitation The Impact Practice Center was host to more than a dozen high school students this morning, who were learning about potential careers … types of careers that might be out there - ones that we have here at the IHP, and even some that we don't have here. They’ll know the different opportunities that … predominantly Spanish who are interested in the health professions and are part of a summer program. The partnership with Charlestown High School is yet another example …

… Already Making a Difference in Haiti, IHP Alumna Pursues Global View - And Second Degree – To Do More … Already Making a Difference in Haiti, IHP Alumna Pursues Global View - And Second Degree – To Do … Initially, they were just kidnapping people that were not Haitian, but now even Haitians aren't safe and there are roadblocks everywhere. There's gang violence. …

… A Sounding Board for Students … A Sounding Board for Students Topics Student Life New ombudsperson will provide an … talk through students’ concerns about grades, issues that were bothering them, and even personal situations – all things that would prevent them from concentrating on … you're hoping to earn a degree  and a student might not want to speak to them or even talk to another student,” said Benn. “Students will say to me all the time, ‘I …

… MGH Institute Volunteers Hit the Streets to Serve with a Purpose … MGH Institute Volunteers Hit the Streets to Serve with a Purpose Topics Campus Culture Interprofessional Education Student Life Area of … members of the care team — it’s not just the nurses,” said Nadia Mensah, ABSN ‘26. “We have the SLPs, OTs, PTs, genetic counseling. We have everyone in here, so …

… increase in women having to travel long distances to end an unwanted pregnancy and a higher rate of maternal mortality will be among the unintended repercussions if the … complex abortions, so it's a win in terms of abortion workforce support.” Even without the ruling from the Supreme Court, there are already restrictive … Midwest and the South, it's becoming increasingly restrictive,” said Simmons. “So, even though abortion remains legal, for all intents and purposes it is not legal. As …

… A Nursing Student Reflects During Pride Month … A Nursing Student Reflects During Pride Month Topics Student Life For Kaitlyn Trevino … While this is an issue for all patients, for LGBQIA+ identifying patients it‘s even more urgent because of the high rate of mental illness already found within that … as a cis-gendered, LGBTQIA+ person who doesn’t necessarily “look gay,” but even I have had microaggressions committed against me in the healthcare system. I …

… joy factor.  “There's something 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 about getting … cooperation, but for Durning, enthusiasm fused with an individualized touch goes even further.  “Every time we talk in healthcare it's oftentimes, ‘Well the diabetic …